XPO Logistics Inc. announced that it has completed the rebranding of its North American less-than-truckload (LTL) business, the second largest market provider of LTL transportation.
The rebranding aligns XPO’s LTL operations in North America with those in Europe, where the company has a large presence.
“The rebranding was an extensive undertaking that involved nearly 300 facilities, approximately 8,000 tractors and over 25,000 freight trailers, as well as uniforms for more than 14,300 drivers and dockworkers,” said Tony Brooks, president of the LTL business for XPO Logistics. “Our employees are proud to show the world that they are part of the global XPO team.”
XPO, which acquired Con-way in 2015, stated the former Con-way LTL business has officially been rebranded as XPO’s North American LTL business, according to a Logistics Management report. Brooks told Logistics Management that the rebranding effort ran in parallel with “a material evolution of the culture and where XPO wanted to take the Con-Way Freight organization.”
