Cross-Border & CustomsRLG Logistics coordinates cross-border freight for US–Canada and US–Mexico moves — with customs broker coordination, documentation support, bond awareness, and the kind of operational follow-through that keeps border delays, compliance gaps, and agency holds from derailing the shipment.
Cross-border freight fails when documentation is incomplete, the customs broker isn't aligned to the truck's arrival, or agency-sensitive cargo gets held at the border because no one checked the requirements beforehand. RLG brings coordination discipline to every border move.
RLG supports cross-border freight with the same operational follow-through applied to domestic moves — plus the documentation, customs, and compliance awareness that border moves demand.
RLG helps organize the paperwork and compliance coordination that cross-border freight requires — so documentation gaps don't turn into border delays.
Good fit freightRLG is a strong fit for shippers who need reliable cross-border coordination — whether the freight is a standard pallet or a time-sensitive, agency-regulated shipment.
Routine northbound and southbound freight that needs customs coordination and documentation support to clear without delay.
FDA-regulated food, USDA agricultural products, EPA-controlled materials, and other freight requiring agency prior-notice or inspection coordination.
Freight where border delays would cascade into missed appointments, production shutdowns, or customer-facing problems.
Cargo moving in-bond through the US or between ports of entry, requiring bonded carrier coordination and entry management.
What customers can expectUse the Incoterms guide, HTSUS planning tools, and trade resources to prepare cross-border shipments before quoting.
Share the origin, destination, commodity, and border requirements. RLG will help coordinate the customs, documentation, and transit planning.