17 Jan 2025

Freyt Consol: Empowering LCL & NVOCC growth

We are excited to officially launch Freyt Consol, a network dedicated to LCL (Less than Container Load) consolidators and NVOCCs (Non-Vessel Operating Common Carriers) who value professionalism and meaningful connections.

Freyt Consol is a semi-exclusive network designed for LCL consolidators and NVOCCs who are committed to excellence and long-term growth. Our focus is on creating an environment where members can thrive by collaborating with trusted partners and accessing the resources they need to succeed in a competitive industry.

As Murray Backhouse, CEO of Freyt Consol, explains, "Our goal is to equip LCL consolidators and NVOCCs with the tools, resources, and global connections they need to succeed in an ever-evolving industry. At Freyt Consol, we’re not just creating a network; we’re building a community where every member plays a key role in enhancing professionalism within the logistics sector."

The logistics industry is constantly changing, and LCL consolidators and NVOCCs face unique challenges that require a specialized approach. Freyt Consol provides members with:

  • A platform for collaboration with like-minded professionals worldwide.
  • Access to tailored resources designed to enhance efficiency and competitiveness.
  • Opportunities to build lasting partnerships that drive mutual growth.

We’ve built this network to prioritize quality over quantity, ensuring that each member is a valued participant in a professional and supportive environment.

Freyt Consol is not just about connecting businesses; it’s about adding a unique professional approach to networking within the industry. Murray Backhouse emphasizes, "Freyt Consol represents a commitment to professionalism and collaboration. By working together, our members are setting a higher standard for what it means to succeed in this industry."

This network is designed to support members in navigating today’s challenges while preparing for the opportunities of tomorrow. Whether it’s through leveraging industry insights, sharing best practices, or forming strategic alliances, Freyt Consol is a space where members can grow and innovate together.

Freyt Consol is for LCL consolidators and NVOCCs who see the value in collaboration and a professional approach to logistics. This is your opportunity to be part of a network that values expertise, integrity, and mutual success.

As we celebrate the launch of Freyt Consol, we invite you to explore what this network has to offer. Together, we can create a stronger, more connected community of logistics professionals.

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