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Industry Solution

Manufacturing & Industrial Logistics Solutions Across North America

RRA helps manufacturers and industrial shippers keep production supply chains moving across North America — coordinating ocean and air freight, Canada-US lanes, warehousing, customs clearance, and final delivery through one accountable logistics team.

When parts, components, machinery, or raw materials arrive late, production slows. RRA builds freight, customs, warehousing, and delivery plans around your production schedule.

Common challenges

Common Manufacturing Challenges

Production Schedules That Can't Wait on FreightCoordinated routing and mode selection help align inbound freight with production timelines.
Late Supplier ShipmentsBooking coordination and status updates help your team see problems earlier and adjust before production is affected.
Cross-Border ComponentsCanada-US lanes coordinated with documentation prepared before the border by RRA's in-house customs team.
Urgent Replacement PartsAir freight options help move critical components when a production line is down.
Oversized Machinery and EquipmentProject cargo coordination for heavy and out-of-gauge industrial moves.
Warehouse OverflowBonded and standard storage with staged release when production space runs short.
How it works

How RRA Builds the Plan

01Share Your Production RequirementsComponents, origins, timelines, and delivery points.
02RRA Builds the Logistics PlanRouting, mode, customs requirements, and warehousing mapped to your production schedule.
03Your Freight Is CoordinatedSupplier pickup, freight movement, in-house customs clearance, and delivery are aligned.
04You Stay UpdatedStatus updates until components reach your facility.
How freight moves

From Supplier to Production Floor

One team. Every step.
SupplierFreightCustomsWarehouseProduction Facility

One accountable team, coordinating freight around your production schedule from origin to your facility.

  1. Supplier

    Pickup coordinated from your supplier, with shipment details prepared before the move.

  2. Freight

    Ocean or air options matched to cost, urgency, and cargo.

  3. Customs

    In-house customs clearance

  4. Warehouse

    Storage, cross-docking, and staged release before production.

  5. Production Facility

    Coordinated delivery to your facility, aligned to your schedule.

What we move

What We Move for Manufacturing

Raw materials
Industrial equipment
Production components
Replacement parts
Heavy machinery (via project cargo coordination)
Canada–US lane coverage
International imports
Why RRA

Why Manufacturers Work With RRA

RRA reviews production timing, supplier origin, cargo type, customs requirements, storage needs, and delivery windows before building the freight plan.

  • One accountable team across freight, customs, trucking, and warehousing
  • Canada-US coordination for cross-border supply chains
  • In-house customs support before freight reaches the border
  • Warehousing and staged-release options for production overflow
  • Support for urgent parts, machinery, and project-cargo moves

In manufacturing, freight delays become production delays. RRA coordinates inbound components, customs, storage, and delivery so your team can protect line schedules, customer commitments, and inventory flow.

FAQ

Manufacturing and Industrial Questions

We coordinate routing, mode selection, booking, and status updates so inbound freight can be aligned with your production schedule — helping your team see potential problems earlier and adjust before they reach the line.
Yes — RRA coordinates ocean and air freight from overseas suppliers, with in-house customs clearance, and onward delivery to your facility in one coordinated plan.
Yes — heavy, oversized, and out-of-gauge industrial moves are handled through project cargo coordination, planned alongside your other inbound and outbound freight.
Yes — RRA supports Canadian domestic and Canada-US manufacturing lanes through its trucking operation and approved carrier network, with documentation prepared before the border.
Yes. When timing is critical, RRA can review air freight, expedited ground, cross-border options, customs requirements, and final delivery timing to move urgent components as quickly as possible.
Yes. RRA can coordinate repeat supplier lanes, inbound production components, warehousing, staged release, and delivery schedules.
Yes. RRA can coordinate pickups, freight movement, customs clearance, warehousing, and delivery from multiple suppliers into one organized logistics plan.
Get Started

Need Freight That Keeps Production Moving?

Share your components, origins, timelines, and delivery points. RRA will review the move and build a coordinated freight, customs, warehousing, and delivery plan around your production schedule.