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FreightWaves · Jul 22, 2025 12:26 PM EDT Transport

FedEx Freight gives shippers ‘more time’ to adjust to new LTL class rules

FedEx Freight said it is giving shippers more time to adjust to recent changes to the less-than-truckload classification system used to establish pricing. The post FedEx Freight gives shippers ‘more time’ to adjust to new LTL class rules appeared first on FreightWaves.

FedEx Freight gives shippers ‘more time’ to adjust to new LTL class rules
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