About Us
Since 1976, providing freight management solutions to importers and exporters worldwide.
About Our Freight Forwarding Company
John Dedola founded our company in 1976. Pioneering the industry, he established one of the first companies to operate as an NVOCC (Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier). Mr. Dedola’s extensive background in international retail gave him insight into the needs of importers and exporters. It was from this perspective that Dedola Global Logistics was born. Rather than simply moving freight, the company provided dedicated customer support and a broad range of services to add strength in the customers’ supply chain.
Dedola Global Logistics quickly became a leader in the international transportation industry. As containerized shipping grew, so did our global coverage and service offerings. We continued driving innovation by leveraging new technologies. As a result, we introduced one of the industry’s first online tracking systems.
Marc and Stephen Dedola continue their father’s legacy by serving as CEO and COO. This continuity has allowed us to grow in size and scope without forgetting our founding principles.
Today our clients range from small startups to Fortune 100 organizations. We continue to approach every shipment with the same customer-driven focus, assisting clients in achieving a seamless supply chain.
Dedola Global Logistics currently manages a full matrix of logistics services within all trade lanes of the world, in the air, over land and on the sea.

Timely Support
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Innovative Ideas
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Advanced Technology
Custom, purpose-built software to help manage your shipments.

Clear Communication
Employees that strive to translate your logistics needs into action.
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