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Sea Freight
We offer reliable and cost-effective solutions through our global sea freight network.
Road Freight
We provide fast and flexible solutions in international road freight transportation.
Air Freight
We deliver fast and reliable air freight services for your urgent and valuable shipments.
Combined Transportation
We combined different transport modes to offer the most efficient logistics solutions.
Bulk Cargo Transportation
We offer safe and efficient transportation solutions for your large volume loads.
Project Cargo Transportation
We offer customized transport solutions for your heavy and oversized cargo.
International Logistics
We are happy to serve our valued customers since 2019.
We are proud of successfully delivering thousands of shipments through our reliable service approach and expert team, and in growing alongside our extensive portfolio of satisfied customers who are pleased to work with us.
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In the transportation sector, we offer comprehensive services across various fields, all from a single source. Below, you can find the key services we provide.
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International Logistics
Hanjin Shipping, the world's seventh-largest container shipping company at the time, went bankrupt, causing a major shock in the global maritime shipping market. Hanjin vessels were stranded in ports worldwide, delaying billions of dollars' worth of cargo and causing significant disruptions in supply chains.
The trade wars between the US and China significantly affected global trade flows and the logistics sector. Tariff increases and mutual sanctions forced many companies to restructure their supply chains, complicating logistics operations, especially between Asia and North America.
The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union (Brexit) complicated trade logistics between Europe and the UK. Customs checks, new regulations, and delays caused problems in supply chains across Europe and the UK, especially affecting border crossings, customs processes, and taxes.
The Ever Given, a large container ship, ran aground in the Suez Canal, blocking the canal for several days and halting global trade. This incident highlighted the fragility of global supply chains, as the Suez Canal is a crucial passage for about 12% of global maritime trade, leading to significant economic losses.
The pandemic deeply affected global logistics and supply chains, causing port congestion, labor shortages, container crises, and raw material shortages. The urgent need to distribute medical supplies and vaccines put immense pressure on the logistics sector and led to significant changes.
During the pandemic, fluctuations in global trade led to a container crisis. The surge in demand from China caused containers to accumulate in the wrong locations, resulting in port delays. This situation led to skyrocketing freight costs and significant disruptions in many sectors' supply chains, severely impacting small and medium-sized enterprises.
The distribution of COVID-19 vaccines posed a significant logistical challenge. Since vaccines needed to be transported and stored at low temperatures, special logistics solutions were developed. The fast and safe global distribution of vaccines tested the capacity and flexibility of logistics companies.
Due to the pandemic, major ports, especially on the US West Coast like Los Angeles and Long Beach, experienced significant congestion. Container ships had to wait for extended periods at ports, leading to severe disruptions in global supply chains. This port congestion was particularly challenging during the holiday season for timely product deliveries.
The shortage of semiconductor chips, essential in industries ranging from automotive to electronics, caused significant disruptions in global supply chains. This crisis led to production delays, cost increases, and severe issues in supply chains. Logistics companies had to seek alternative solutions to manage supply lead times during this period.
Increased trade volumes and adverse weather conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic led to a rise in container loss incidents in the Pacific Ocean. Especially in 2020 and 2021, hundreds of thousands of containers fell into the sea, raising concerns about maritime safety and causing further disruptions in supply chains.
Amazon made significant investments in strengthening its logistics infrastructure. The company built fleets of planes, trucks, warehouses, and distribution centers, gaining control over a large portion of the supply chain. This created substantial competitive pressure for traditional logistics service providers and led to significant changes in the industry.
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine disrupted land and sea routes between Europe and Asia. The war caused fluctuations in energy and food prices, forcing many logistics routes and supply chains to be restructured. This particularly impacted Europe’s energy supply and trade.
The Suez Canal underwent a significant modernization process following the Ever Given incident in 2021. This process included projects to expand and improve the canal, aiming to prevent similar accidents in the future and increase the canal's capacity.
In 2023, the global energy crisis had a major impact on the logistics sector. Rising energy prices increased transportation costs, creating additional challenges in global supply chains.
In 2024, AI-powered logistics planning systems gained wider adoption. These systems were used to enhance demand forecasting, route optimization, and inventory management.