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Cargomatic utilizes cutting-edge technology to provide all-in-one short-haul logistics solutions. With a single platform and contact, they manage one carrier for all U.S. markets, connecting customers to a vast network of 35,000+ trucks in 50 markets, including the top 20 ports.

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Team Cargomatic rides for a cure at Bike MS

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July 14, 2023
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The presence of Cargomatic as a corporate team for the Bike MS has significantly boosted and expedited the research and local programs aimed at helping those affected by multiple sclerosis (MS). Collaborating with companies like Cargomatic is crucial for advancing the MS community work, and the impact runs across numerous people and families affected by the disease. Those connected to MS showed gratitude for Cargomatic’s support, which motivates the MS Society to continue its mission of ending MS and funding a cure. The enthusiasm for having Cargomatic as a corporate partner lies in their shared commitment to make a difference in the lives of those affected by MS.

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