NMFC stands for National Motor Freight Classification. It helps US LTL carriers identify cargo categories based on commodity type, density, handling difficulty, and liability risk.
No. Items like shoes, shampoo, auto parts, wire baskets, and plastic products may all be called "general cargo" but can have different NMFC classifications and freight classes.
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