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Miami freight coordination

FREIGHT FORWARDING.
MIAMI EXECUTION.

SAM Gateway Logistics Solutions coordinates air, ocean and U.S. ground freight through Miami, connecting cargo recovery, cross-dock, consolidation, warehousing, customs support and final delivery through qualified logistics providers.

Freight services

Move cargo through Miami with one point of contact

Whether cargo is arriving in South Florida, departing the United States or moving domestically, SAM coordinates the logistics chain and the specialized providers required for each shipment.

Air Freight

Domestic and international air cargo coordination for routine and time-sensitive shipments through qualified air-freight providers.

Ocean Freight

FCL and LCL coordination through qualified ocean freight and NVOCC partners, connecting Miami with international trade lanes.

U.S. Ground Freight

LTL, FTL, expedited, pickup and final-mile coordination across the United States to connect cargo with the Miami hub.

Miami Cross-Dock

Cargo recovery, receiving, cross-dock, consolidation and deconsolidation coordinated through strategically located Miami facilities.

Warehousing

Short-term storage and handling coordination when freight needs to wait, consolidate or prepare for its next transportation leg.

Customs & DG Support

Customs clearance through licensed third-party brokers and dangerous-goods coordination subject to shipment, documentation and carrier requirements.

How it works

A practical freight workflow centered in Miami

SAM acts as the coordination point while transportation and regulated services are performed by the appropriate qualified providers.

1
Tell us about the shipmentOrigin, destination, cargo, dimensions, weight, timing and any special requirements.
2
We coordinate the routingWe identify the appropriate mode and provider network for the requested movement.
3
Miami hub executionWhen required, cargo can be recovered, received, cross-docked, consolidated or staged for the next leg.
4
Continue to destinationThe shipment connects to domestic distribution or the appropriate international transport provider.
Miami advantage

Built around a major U.S.–Latin America logistics gateway

Our operating model is centered on Miami as a connection point for U.S. distribution and international cargo. That lets customers coordinate multiple logistics needs through a single commercial contact instead of managing every provider separately.

Import to the U.S.

Coordinate international cargo arriving through Miami and connect it to customs support, recovery, handling and domestic distribution.

Export from the U.S.

Coordinate pickups into Miami for receiving, consolidation and connection with qualified international transportation partners.

Domestic distribution

Connect Miami cargo with LTL, FTL, expedited and final-mile options throughout the United States.

FAQ

Miami freight forwarding questions

Does SAM handle air, ocean and ground freight?

SAM coordinates all three modes through qualified providers. The appropriate routing depends on the shipment, origin, destination, timing and cargo requirements.

Can SAM coordinate cargo arriving at Miami International Airport or the Miami area?

Yes. Cargo recovery and related Miami hub services can be coordinated based on shipment details and provider availability.

Do you offer cross-dock and consolidation in Miami?

Yes. Receiving, cross-dock, consolidation, deconsolidation and warehousing can be coordinated through Miami-area facilities.

Can you help with customs clearance?

Customs clearance can be coordinated through independent licensed customs brokers. Broker requirements, terms and responsibility are confirmed for each shipment.

How do I request a freight quote?

Use the RFQ form on the SAM Gateway home page or email rfq@samgatewaylogistics.com with the origin, destination, cargo description, weight, dimensions and requested pickup date.

Request a quote

Have freight moving through Miami?

Send us the shipment details and SAM Gateway will review the routing and coordination requirements.

Transportation, customs brokerage, air, ocean and other regulated services may be performed by independent qualified third-party providers. Applicable provider roles, terms and liability should be confirmed per shipment.