Freight & cargo
Commodity, agricultural and industrial cargo each have different handling needs. Start with your cargo, origin, destination and delivery window.
Movement. With purpose.
Follow one cargo unit from receiving, through storage, to preparation for dispatch.
40-foot container · Illustrative packaged cargo01 / Receive
Know what is coming in.
The doors open to reveal the cargo. Cargo type, origin, destination and delivery window define the handling brief.
02 / Hold
Make the cargo visible.
An explanatory cutaway reveals how packaged goods occupy the space. Storage and release requirements are agreed for each shipment.
Explore warehousing03 / Dispatch
Close the loop. Plan the next move.
The shell and doors close around the cargo. Onward transport, port coordination and documentation complete the next handoff.
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The work behind every handoff.
Logistics supports the group's commodities, manufacturing and agricultural activities, linking materials with their next destination.
Storage & distribution
Warehousing connects inbound goods with onward transport and distribution.
Explore warehousingTrade coordination
Shipment planning brings together transport, port coordination and documentation. Requirements are agreed for each enquiry.