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Our Promise and Values
At Synergy Freight, we are committed to exceeding your expectations by providing personal service and attention to your specific situation. Our growth over the past years has been a direct result of our approach with our client partners. Our dedication to you starts with your first question or inquiry and continues until your shipment is delivered safely to its destination.
Our History
Established in 2019 by Kyle Graves, who got into logistics 5 years ago working for a digital freight broker where he leveraged his experience in the software world to create efficiencies in the logistical world. After creating a process and procedure that allowed the company to become UPS Number 1 Vendor, he decided that there was something missing in the industry — the human element.
He decided to build a logistics company with the idea that man and machine could come together, thus, creating a better way forward for shippers to move their goods. Because he believed that software and automation can help humans be more efficient but should never replace them, he started Synergy.
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Latest News
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- IKEA deploys mini robot trucks in China for in-store fulfillmentby Eric Kulisch on March 2, 2026
IKEA is using autonomous delivery vehicles to ferry goods from a warehouse to a local store to reduce wait times and transportation costs. The post IKEA deploys mini robot trucks in China for in-store fulfillment appeared first on FreightWaves.
- After Supreme Court tariff ruling, small businesses face fresh uncertaintyby Noi Mahoney on March 2, 2026
Even with some tariffs struck down, small businesses say policy volatility — not clarity — is shaping their supply chain decisions. The post After Supreme Court tariff ruling, small businesses face fresh uncertainty appeared first on FreightWaves.
Leading Trucking News - Award Winning - FreightWaves The Nerve Center of the Global Supply Chain
- IKEA deploys mini robot trucks in China for in-store fulfillmentby Eric Kulisch on March 2, 2026
IKEA is using autonomous delivery vehicles to ferry goods from a warehouse to a local store to reduce wait times and transportation costs. The post IKEA deploys mini robot trucks in China for in-store fulfillment appeared first on FreightWaves.
- After Supreme Court tariff ruling, small businesses face fresh uncertaintyby Noi Mahoney on March 2, 2026
Even with some tariffs struck down, small businesses say policy volatility — not clarity — is shaping their supply chain decisions. The post After Supreme Court tariff ruling, small businesses face fresh uncertainty appeared first on FreightWaves.
- Inside a call with a freight scammer: the moment a stolen load was confirmedby Phil Brink on March 2, 2026
Explore freight fraud tactics as stolen loads and identity scams plague logistics, evolving with new threats. The post Inside a call with a freight scammer: the moment a stolen load was confirmed appeared first on FreightWaves.
- New UPS revenue helps Cargojet overcome loss of China e-commerce volumeby Eric Kulisch on March 2, 2026
Canada-based Cargojet is compensating for the loss of a major Chinese e-commerce shipper by concentrating on new business opportunities closer to home. The post New UPS revenue helps Cargojet overcome loss of China e-commerce volume appeared first on FreightWaves.
- Borderlands Mexico: Canada, Mexico draw record foreign investment in 2025by Noi Mahoney on March 1, 2026
This week in Borderlands: Canada, Mexico draw record foreign investment in 2025; TexAmericas Center hosts Tokyo delegation to boost Japan-Texas investment pipeline; and Twin Eagle expands rail capacity at Big Spring transload terminal. The post Borderlands Mexico: Canada, Mexico draw record foreign investment in 2025 appeared first on FreightWaves.