The company Cargo-Partner, part of Nippon Express Holdings, has expanded its air freight offering from the United Kingdom and now offers twelve new connections to Asia, North America and Africa.
International connectivity
The new weekly services connect the United Kingdom with global hubs such as Johannesburg, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi, Doha, Boston, Tokyo (Narita and Haneda), Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka and Taipei. Customers are expected to benefit from high planning reliability, control, and flexibility thanks to
freight capacity on partner airlines.
“Our expanded network makes it easier than ever for British companies to reach important markets in Asia, North America and Africa,” says Fergal Keenan, Managing Director of Cargo-Partner in the United Kingdom and Ireland. “From high-tech products to pharmaceuticals to works of art and temperature-sensitive goods, our teams develop tailor-made solutions,” he adds.
Different services
The service levels offered are Economy, Priority, and Emergency. With the help of the
supply-chain-management platform Spot, end-to-end shipment tracking as well as direct access to booking and transport documents are enabled, according to the information.
For hazardous goods and temperature-controlled cargo, specialized solutions including advice on customs clearance, certificates of origin, and regulatory requirements are available.
Consolidated air freight services
Cargo-Partner offers regular consolidated air freight services across Europe: 35 inbound routes from procurement markets in Asia to Europe as well as 49 outbound routes from Europe
to markets such as North and Southeast Asia, India, Japan and the USA. It is planned to continuously expand the network.
The introduction of the twelve new weekly connections from the United Kingdom is intended to strengthen the global network. With locations in Manchester, London, Bradford, Basildon and Dublin, the transport and logistics provider in the United Kingdom and Ireland offers consulting services as well as transportation solutions for air, sea, and road transport.
