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shipping
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shipping
1. movement of any livestock to packing plant or feedlot; usually refers to long distance transport by rail.
2. slang phrase for sale to market or packing plant for immediate slaughter. The choice for the outcome in a damaged animal may be to treat or ship.

shipping fever
see bovine respiratory disease; equine influenza.


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The new name encompasses the entire Pilot brand, from freight forwarding to logistics management, and reflects how the company can address any customer's freight or supply chain requirement with a comprehensive array of global products and services.
provides domestic and international time definite freight forwarding and logistics services through its wholly owned subsidiary, Target Logistic Services, Inc.
This year's award recognizes Pilot Freight Services' overall service excellence in freight forwarding based on five key parameters: performance, overall value, information technology, customer service, and equipment and operations.
 
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