Freightquote by C.H. Robinson adds new features

(C.H. Robinson)

Eden Prairie, Minn.-based C.H. Robinson has made a series of tech enhancements to its self-shipping tool Freightquote by C.H. Robinson (freightquote.com).

The tool further automates and simplifies the shipping experience for small business owners while providing instant shipping options and real-time visibility to track shipments across all modes, according to a news release.

The release said small business owners have already reported saving half the time and cost when booking their shipping through Freightquote by C.H. Robinson.

The self-service shipping tool automatically provides new enhancements like terminal pick-up and drop-off to reduce costs; an interactive map that helps avoid additional charges; and even an option to hire a “Tasker” through a first-of-its-kind partnership with TaskRabbit, according to the release.

“We designed Freightquote by C.H. Robinson with easy-to-use technology, and are pleased that we are now unlocking even more automated opportunities to meet the shipping needs of our small business customers,” Mac Pinkerton, president of C.H. Robinson’s North American Surface Transportation division, said in the release.  

“We know that many small business owners today face unprecedented challenges. That is why we built these new digital enhancements using our unmatched scale, information advantage and technology built by supply chain experts to make it easier than ever to meet their unique shipping needs today and in the future.” 

 

Related Content:

Arrive Logistics named to top 3PL list 

SFL Cos. receives recognition from Food Logistics 

CargoNet awards TQL for security measures

 

Latest News

Mexican mango supply revs up for Mission Produce
Mexican mango supply revs up for Mission Produce

Mango demand is strong and Mission Produce says it's looking forward to the ramp-up of the Mexican mango season to supply customer ripe programs all spring and summer.

Why the industry remains optimistic about organic
Why the industry remains optimistic about organic

Grower-shippers of organic produce appear to be surviving, if not thriving, despite such challenges as inflationary pressures, supply shortages and skyrocketing labor costs.

Oppy to celebrate Vancouver roots during CPMA show   
Oppy to celebrate Vancouver roots during CPMA show  

The grower, marketer and distributor of fresh produce is poised to welcome the industry on its home turf of Vancouver, British Columbia, at the CPMA Convention and Trade Show, April 23-25.

Mastronardi to showcase new tomato-on-the-vine at CPMA
Mastronardi to showcase new tomato-on-the-vine at CPMA

The Kingsville, Ontario-based greenhouse grower says Bahama Bombs are a bright orange grape tomato on-the-vine that boasts a sweet flavor and vibrant tropical hue.

Kroger, Albertsons to sell 166 more stores
Kroger, Albertsons to sell 166 more stores

Kroger and Albertsons have modified a divestiture agreement with C&S Wholesale Grocers to address antitrust concerns.

Spring grape shipments get rolling
Spring grape shipments get rolling

Good-quality spring table grapes now are arriving from Mexico’s Jalisco growing area, and U.S. grape shipments from California’s Coachella Valley should get started in May.