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Our Miami cross dock facility is built to maximize throughput. It sits minutes from both the port and the airport and near major highways, with multiple loading docks, handling equipment and 24/7 staffed operations for same-day transfers. It is integrated with our transportation and warehousing services, so consolidated LTL, transloaded freight and last-mile deliveries throughout South Florida keep moving with less handling, faster turnarounds, real-time visibility and inventory sync.







| Ocean containers | Air cargo | LTL and FTL | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arrives from | The Port of Miami | Miami International Airport (MIA) | Inbound LTL and FTL shipments |
| What we do | Fast strip and reload of inbound containers | Direct transfer to outbound trucks | Break bulk or consolidate freight |
| Goal | Import cargo moving without warehouse delays | Air freight kept moving without dwell time | Optimized regional delivery |

Founded in 1992 by John Crespo, Interworld Freight serves more than 14,000 clients and runs four facilities with 300,000+ sq ft, anchored by its headquarters building in Miami. It is a founding member of the World Cargo Alliance, IATA accredited, CTPAT certified and WCAworld Best Partner 2022. Our Miami cross dock terminal is equipped for high-throughput freight handling, integrated with our transportation and warehousing services and designed for flexibility, speed and control, with 24/7 staffed operations for same-day transfers.


