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Conqueror Lisbon gets nominated for handling the movement of a production line from Switzerland to Portugal

Posted on 22 February, 2019 | by admin

Incotrans Transitarios LDA has also expanded their team considerably to better cope with the increased volume of projects

Incotrans Transitarios LDA, Conqueror member in Lisbon, Portugal, was nominated to handle the transportation of a production line from Switzerland to Portugal. This project which had been a two-month operation was handled by their project cargo department.

“Our team placed the SOC containers to be loaded by our customer at the point of origin and then we took care of all the operations in Portugal, such as customs clearance and the placement of the containers in the final destination. For the remaining equipments, we placed a dedicated truck, moving a total of 58 ton,” says Mr. Bruno Fonseca, the CEO of Incotrans Transitarios.

Last month they also expanded their team in order to handle their continuous sea shipments to the Portuguese islands of Madeira and Azores. “The recent addition in our workforce has also allowed us to expand our air department with one more element to respond to the increasing demand,” Mr. Fonseca has further added.

Hearty congratulations to Incotrans for their expansion and for the successful termination of a significant project!

CQR Hangzhou successfully hauls 9 complex project shipments from China to Manila against all odds

Posted on 8 February, 2019 | by admin

They had to send the shipment in 2 batches due to its enormous size and the very strict security inspection at Shanghai Airport

Domax Logistics, Conqueror member in Hangzhou, China, has recently hauled 9 complex project shipments from China to Manila, Philippines. The 9 shipments consisted of 42 pieces of which 34 were oversized and therefore involved complexities related to loading and x-ray. “This shipment was not easy to handle since it coincided with the time of CIIE (China International Import Expo) and the airport security inspection at Shanghai airport was very strict,” says Sue Xu of the Domax team.

Ms. Xu further added, “There were very few freighter routes from China to Manila, and some of our packages had to be loaded on B747-400F. All these factors posed a bit of a challenge but thanks to the efficiency of our team, we bypassed all these hurdles. We separated the shipments into two parts and moved them from Shenzhen and Xiamen and the delivery was completed right on time.”

Congratulations to Domax Logistics for flawlessly moving this complex cargo!

Conqueror member in Budapest and Koper goes on a joy ride!

Posted on 1 February, 2019 | by admin

Hunicorn International Forwarding Co. Ltd has hauled a number of roller coasters from Hungary all the way to China

Hunicorn International Forwarding Co. Ltd, Conqueror member in Budapest, Hungary, and Koper, Slovenia, has recently transported an OOG shipment from Hungary to China. The shipment which travelled both by air and ocean route consisted of a few roller coasters which were meant for an amusement park in China.

“It is not every day that we have to ship roller coasters and therefore this has been quite a significant project for us”, says Mr. Ganesh Hariharan, Export and Sales Manager of Hunicorn International.

Mr. Hariharan further added, “Transporting this shipment had been a rather daunting task since the load consisted of eleven 40’ OT containers and we had to make use of special cranes for uploading and downloading the OOG cargo.”

Congratulations to Hunicorn International Forwarding for a job well done!

Conqueror Guangzhou transports an OOG shipment consisting of an acrylic panel for an aquarium

Posted on 25 January, 2019 | by admin

The cargo which was hauled from Nansha port to Jebel Ali port and weighed 30 tons, was required to cross 3 countries before reaching the final destination

Dlink Global Logistics Ltd, Conqueror member in Guangzhou, China, recently handled the movement of an acrylic panel which weighed 30 tonnes and measured 8990 x 6800 x 471 mm. The one-piece cargo was transported with the help of 4 x 40’ flatrack containers. The panel which was meant to be a part of an aquarium at a shopping mall in Muscat was shipped all the way from Guangzhou Port in 3 weeks.

After downloading the cargo at the Jebel Ali Port in UAE, it was moved to the shopping mall in Muscat by a truck. “One of the most challenging parts about this project was that the cargo was delicate by nature and therefore we had to be extremely careful to avert even the slightest damage. We had to get road permission in China, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Oman, while we also had to obtain special permission from the customs department while entering Nansha port, Guangzhou,” says Zona Yu, Regional Service Director of Dlink Global.

Congratulations to Dlink Global Logistics for a job well done!

Conqueror member in Qingdao, China, ventures into e-commerce logistics

Posted on 18 January, 2019 | by admin

Kwise Logistics Co. Ltd., continues to work hard in cross-border e-commerce services and has distinguished itself by getting the dominant position in the industry

Kwise Logistics (Shandong) Co., Ltd, a company which has been in the market for over a decade and a half has set up as an international e-commerce service center in Qingdao, China. With their new venture, they are helping the Chinese suppliers to reach the global market and assisting the international brands in establishing smooth sales and connections within the Chinese market.

“Over the last twenty years, our experience in the global market, ports and various areas of the logistics sector has known no boundaries. The Qingdao Cross-Border E-Commerce Association has been helping our clients in China and abroad with the ultimate supply chain solutions. Apart from the e-Commerce business, Kwise Logistics Co., Ltd., is also focusing on logistics and forwarding business,” says Richard Ouyang of Kwise Logistics.

Congratulations to Kwise Logistics Co. Ltd for their new venture!

CQR Ulaanbaatar handles the haulage of Mongolia’s first ever large-scale solar power project

Posted on 11 January, 2019 | by admin

Tuushin International Freight Forwarders transports the whole solar modules covering an area of over 290,000 m2

Tuushin International Freight Forwarder, our member in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, is now the logistics service provider of a crucial green energy project in the country. The first ever large-scale solar power plant for Mongolia which covers an area of over 290,000m2 has been constructed in Darkhan City, located approximately 230 km from the country’s capital, Ulaanbaatar.

“Our team is handling the movements of yet another large-scale green energy project of the government. Tuushin International Freight Forwarders has transported whole solar modules by 40’ containers, which then were installed in an extensive space which is equivalent to almost 40 football fields. Our team wants to keep contributing to the promotion of renewable energy in Mongolia,” says Mr Bayarsaikhan Lunden, Director of the Sales Department of Tuushin International Freight Forwarders.

Warm congratulations to CQR Ulaanbaatar for successfully carrying out this important project!

Conqueror Ljubljana, Slovenia, acquires the AEO Certificate

Posted on 21 December, 2018 | by admin

This certificate makes STORI D.O.O. one of the few freight agencies in Slovenia to acquire it on the top level – AEO F

After over six months of hard work, study, dedication, paperwork, and extra working hours from the entire team, STORI D.O.O.- our member in Ljubljana, Slovenia, finally obtained the AEO certificate. What distinguishes them from other AEO certificate holders is the fact that they received the highest level certificate of AEO F (combined AEO C + AEO S) which is sure to secure their position as one of the top freight agencies of Ljubljana.

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On this picture you can see one of the co-owners of STORI D.O.O. & STORI.KOM, Mr. Aleš Koncilja, receiving the certificate from Head of the customs office in Ljubljana, Mr. Zlatko Alibegovic.

”Our customs clearance procedures are faster and less controlled for known importers/exporters which allow us to offer faster handling of shipments and goods. This will improve the trust of our clients and open new ways for potential clients in the future,” says Aleš Koncilja, Head of the Ljubljana branch of STORI D.O.O.

Mr. Koncilja further added, ”I would like to thank my entire team as well as my customers whose hard work and unwavering support has allowed us to prove our worth as one of the best forwarding companies of this country.”

Hearty congratulations to STORI D.O.O. for this momentous accomplishment!

Conqueror Esbjerg transports a heavy cargo from Esbjerg, Denmark, to Aarhus, with Panama as the end destination

Posted on 14 December, 2018 | by admin

Jutlandia Terminal A/S was also in charge of lashing and securing the transportation of the cargo

Some weeks back, Jutlandia Terminal A/S, our member in Esbjerg, Denmark, was responsible for the complete process of coordinating the transport, loading, lashing and securing of a heavy cargo. Their logistic department operated for this specific job as a one-point-of-contact, which handled the proper coordination between the various departments. The “one-point-of-contact” service offered by CQR Esbjerg, has allowed them to simplify the process for their customers, who now only have one person to contact regardless of the nature of the services.

“Jutlandia arranged the pick-up of the cargo from their customer’s site in Esbjerg and had it delivered to Jutlandia’s terminal at Europakaj in Esbjerg. Due to the special dimensions of the cargo, it had to be reloaded onto a flat, suitable for transporting this cargo, which did not fit a standard solution,” says Maiken Spangsberg Thygesen, Logistics Coordinator of Jutlandia.

After the loading, Jutlandia’s terminal workers lashed and secured the cargo to the flat and made it ready for sea freight. The cargo was then transported to Aarhus, with Panama as the end destination. Ms. Thygesen further adds, “I would like to thank all my team members for the successful accomplishment of yet another important project.”

Conqueror congratulates Jutlandia Terminal A/S for handling the project successfully!

CQR Riga and Klaipeda successfully delivers 1500 wagons of UZBEK HDPE

Posted on 7 December, 2018 | by admin

The shipments were transported from Nukus region in Uzbekistan via their warehouse in the Port of Riga to several destinations across the EU and beyond

On 20 October 2018, Rinosta Shipping Agency, our Conqueror member in Klaipeda (Lithuania) and Riga (Latvia), delivered their 1500th wagon of Uzbek HDPE via their warehouse in the port of Riga.

As noted by Alexander Gordeev, the Managing Director of Rinosta: “Through careful process integration and a thought out approach, the project proved to be a tremendous success, bearing in mind the complex nature of such business and the specificity of the HDPE market.”

Usually, goods from Central Asia are delivered by rail to Rinosta’s warehouse in the Port of Riga, from where they are distributed and delivered across the EU and the rest of the world. This time the efficiency and commitment of Rinosta were put to the test with the HDPE Project, but the challenge was accomplished with flying colours.

“As unusual as it might sound, the remote areas of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan are very easy to reach from the Baltic region of the EU,” adds Mr. Gordeev.

Congratulations to Rinosta Shipping Agency on the delivery of the 1500th wagon!

CQR Bremen moves 5 wind farm flanges from Antwerp to Roermond

Posted on 30 November, 2018 | by admin

Joh. C. Henschen also signed a new control agreement to unload shipments from Cuxhaven port which consists of Eolic parts weighing between 35 and 43 tons each

Joh. C. Henschen, the oldest Freight Forwarder in Germany and Conqueror member in Bremen, shipped five wind farm flanges from Antwerp, Belgium, to the plant in Roermond, Holland. It was a challenging project since the cargo had a diameter of 635 cm with a height of 80 cm.

Additionally, since February, Joh. C. Henschen has obtained a contract to control the unloading of several parts for a wind power generation project from ships at the Cuxhaven Port. All these parts weigh between 35 -43 tons each.

“Successful handling of this complex shipment has indeed provided the much-needed impetus to our team and we couldn’t have been more excited about the result,” says Thomas P. Henschen, General Manager of Joh. C. Henschen.

In the past months, CQR Bremen was also in charge of shipping a road construction machine with a volume of 649 x 300 x 390 cm from Port of Emden to Veracruz. They also hauled a locomotive for underground mining with a volume of 1051 x 200 x 240 cm and a weight of 54.1 ton from Diepholz, Germany, to Zarate, Argentina. Moreover, they transported a plastic injection molding machine weighing 59.8 tons, from Kottingbrunn, Austria to Dunlap, Tennessee in the US.

Congratulations to Joh. C. Henschen and wishing them the very best for their future projects!

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