There is a Springtime Peak for fresh fruit and produce coming out of Florida and California. In late Summer, another Peak identifies a ramped-up period as retailers position products for the holiday season.

SeaWide has added new automated dimensioning technology in its warehouses to make the handling of less than container load (LCL) parcels and packages more precise, more accurate, more transparent, and more documented.

As a freight forwarder, serving Alaska, Hawaii and Guam, SeaWide Express ships a very large variety of freight. There are steady shippers who have regular loads going to destinations.

Everyone can agree that Hawaii is a beautiful place and a beautiful state.  It is known as the Paradise of the Pacific.  Located 2,000 miles from the U.S. mainland, it has a thriving economy based on tourism, agriculture and defense.  But a critical issue is that almost everything needed for everyday life in Hawaii must be shipped in from somewhere else.

Warmer weather emerges (trees change from dormancy to full leaves in just days), numerous activities and events fill the calendar and shipping volumes increase dramatically. SeaWide Express tracks right along with this annual surge with more containers, more shipments and more deliveries in Anchorage and across the state.

It takes more than a phone and a computer to forward freight from all over the U.S. to Alaska, Hawaii and Guam.

The list of issues facing shippers to Alaska, Hawaii and Guam can seem insurmountable.  And new hurdles arise weekly.  However, SeaWide Express has been successfully managing this turmoil for months.  

New stress on carrier and equipment availability, increasing prices, and demanding timetables have companies who might have handled their freight internally for decades now reaching out for help.

Great partnerships happen when everyone benefits, and no one ever looks back. That has been the case in Alaska since SeaWide Express teamed up with…

Shipping to Alaska in winter can create major challenges--especially related to extremely low temperatures. But SeaWide Express offers services to minimize those challenges.

Recently, a power utility in the interior of Alaska faced a dire situation. A crew retrofitting a portion of the plant found that a crucial piece of equipment had not been ordered. Without it, work would have to stop and the crew would be idled.

At SeaWide Express, it’s a big part of our culture to be personally involved in every shipment. When you work with SeaWide, we know your company, your name, your shipping preferences, and the best options for getting your cargo to its destination.