Forwarder (noun)

A person or company that arranges for the transportation of goods from one place to another.

Origin:

The term 'forwarder' comes from the verb 'to forward' meaning 'to send or move something ahead.'.

Examples:

1. The forwarder was responsible for getting the shipment from the factory to the port.
2. The forwarder had a good reputation for delivering goods on time and at a reasonable cost.
3. The forwarder was knowledgeable about the various shipping options and recommended the best one.
4. The forwarder worked with the customs authorities to ensure that the shipment was cleared efficiently.
5. The forwarder was able to negotiate lower rates with the shipping lines due to their volume of business.