Multi-Modal Transportation
Organisation of multi-modal transportation by sea, road and rail from South-East Asia to northern Europe and the Baltic states.
Insurance
Cargo insurance, consolidation and storage of goods in the warehouses of our partners.
Partners
We ensure fast orders processing, delivery in time and competitive prices. Our partners are the largest, best trucking companies and customs warehouses.
News

Hapag-Lloyd increases rates from Middle East to US
10.03.2023
Hapag-Lloyd announces a new general rate increase (GRI) / General Rate Adjustment (GRA) from the Middle East to the United States for cargo transported in 20’ and 40’ dry, reefer and special containers, including high cube equipment.
The new rate increase will be applicable to all containers gated in full from 29 March 2023 and will be valid until further notice, according to the German carrier.
The GRI will be US$450 per 20' dry container and US$5OO per 40' dry container. Additionally, for 40' high cube containers, there will be an increase of US$500/box.
Hapag-Lloyd noted that it will also implement a GRI of US$450 per 20’ reefer container and US$500 per 40' reefer box.
Furthermore, for 20’ special containers, there will be an increase of US$450/box and for 40’ special containers, there will be an increase of US$500/box.
The geographical scope of this increase is from the Middle East, namely, India, Pakistan, United Arabic Emirates, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Sri Lanka, to all the coasts of the United States.

Thailand plans multi-billion-dollar infrastructure investment to boost economy
01.03.2023
Thailand is to invest around US$15 billion in transport infrastructure, including upgrades to its key container port, Laem Chabang, in order to boost economic growth.
The Prime Minister's office said, "The Thai government is currently promoting several large-scale water transport projects, including an industrial port development project in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) district."
It is hoped that building up Thailand's waterway transportation network will boost international trade with the export-oriented Southeast Asian country.
Of the investment amount, roughly US$3 billion will go towards upgrading Laem Chabang, to increase Thailand's export and import cargo transportation capacity. Besides Laem Chabang, the government plans to build and develop one automated container terminal along Bangkok port's West Quay in the future.
To support the deep-sea shipping ecosystem, the government also wants to develop 29 public terminals on the Chao Phraya River to strengthen water traffic safety and develop Laem Chabang into a smart port that has seamless intermodal links with transportation systems such as automobiles and railways.
Despite falling container freight rates, the Thai government has not given up on establishing a national shipping company, and is undertaking a feasibility study.
In an interview with Bloomberg aired today (28 February), Thailand's Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith said that these infrastructure projects will insulate the economy from weaker exports.
Besides the port investments, Arkhom said there are plans to build a high-speed railway linking three airports.
Among Southeast Asian economies, Thailand's economic growth stood at 2.1% in 2022, halving from 2021, making it the slowest-growing economy among ASEAN countries.

Two container vessels suffer severe damage after collision in Vietnam
14.02.2023
Two container vessels collided on the Long Tau river in southern Vietnam on 11 February. The two ships and many containers were severely damaged.
The 2,038 TEU Wan Hai 288 and the 920 TEU Resurgence are the two involved vessels. A number of boxes from the first ship were destroyed as the port bow of the vessel was hit by Resurgence, whose bow was crunched in the incident.
According to reports, Wan Hai 288 suffered a grounding incident after the collision and was towed to a nearby repair yard, while Resurgence went to a container terminal at Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam for inspection operations.
The Singapore vessel, Wan Hai 288, was sailing towards a port in Ho Chi Minh City when it collided with the Bahamian vessel Resurgence, which was going in the opposite direction, according to a report by the Vietnamese newspaper VnExpress.
Services

Multimodal Transportation
Multimodal freight transportation with Forward is our network of reliable agents around the world. Through direct agreements with major shipping lines, we serve all routes required by our Customers. Our low prices are achieved through extensive shipment volumes, along with our specialized unit’s decade-long experience in dealing with sea, air, and land transportation.
Possible transport combinations:
- sea freight + road freight;
- rail freight + sea freight + road freight;
- sea freight + rail freight;
- air freight + road freight;
- sea freight + air freight.
The benefits of container shipments
A sea container is a universal cargo unit with standard dimensions. A container is the most common and practical transport unit in multimodal shipments. Container goods are transported by different modes of transport from door-to door without excessive transshipment. Containers could be delivered to a Customer by sea, rail, road, or air transport, or any combination of the above. Container goods have a faster handling in transit and within transshipment that results in a lower shipment cost. And the safety of the goods is guaranteed. Strong partnerships with well-known maritime companies and container lines allow us to deliver goods of any category and complexity.
- Sea and rail freight container shipping allows cargo to be delivered safely, regardless of weather conditions;
- Goods are loaded into a container once at the shipper’s, and unloaded at the recipient’s warehouse;
- The sealing of cargoes guarantees an additional layer of safety for the transported goods;
- Our Customer manager provide expert advice and calculate alternative delivery options for the Customer;
- Electronic document management and web-cabinets improve the quality and speed of engagement.


Rail Freight
Our portfolio of Partners include leading rail operators and train & wagon owners.
- We offer a selection of alternative routes of cargo shipments depending on the Customer's desired price, delivery time, and point of destination. Included are fast container trains, group, and carload shipments;
- Rail international and domestic transport;
- FCL and LCL rail freights;
- Transportation of cargoes in special temperature conditions or with the use of specialized containers.
Customs Clearance
We offer customs clearance at all customs offices:
- Assistance in obtaining of required licenses and certificates for import or export.
- Last mile delivery of cleared cargoes.
- Drawing up of requisite licensing and certification documentation.
- Delivery of a cargo released for free circulation to the Customer’s warehouse.

You can be calm
Aside from arranging appropriate vessel we also handle the related formalities along with constant tracking of the shipment while it’s in transit using the sophisticated system empowered by our efficient global partners.
Contact
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+971544029799 Nataliia Wiessing
Alexandr
Executive Director
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Salim Khaldi
Sales Manager
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