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Expeditors EXPD

TransportationMarket cap $18B5 connections

Expeditors International moves freight across international borders - managing ocean shipping, air freight, customs clearance, and ground transport for 5,000+ multinational clients. Its decentralized model gives branch offices full ownership and profit-sharing, creating service quality impossible in centralized competitors. Major tech companies trust Expeditors to move billions in products globally.

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Companies Expeditors sells to

  • AppleTechnology · $3.0TExpeditors handles Apple component air freight
  • AmazonConsumer & Retail · $2.0TExpeditors manages Amazon import freight
  • NikeConsumer & Retail · $110BExpeditors moves Nike footwear from Asia

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Expeditors & Apple

Expeditors International manages a significant portion of Apple's global freight forwarding, primarily for air freight of high-value components and finished goods during iPhone launch periods. Apple charters cargo aircraft to move components from Asia to assembly sites and then finished devices to distribution centers around the world, and Expeditors coordinates much of this logistics infrastructure.

Why it matters: The economics of Apple's supply chain require extremely fast transit of high-value, low-weight components like chips and displays. Air freight costs are significant but justified given that each day of supply chain delay on iPhone launch represents hundreds of millions of dollars in deferred revenue. Expeditors' customs expertise and carrier relationships reduce clearance delays at borders.

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