Cross Ocean

Greenroad was glad to assist their VIP customer ZTE transport cargoes & equipment related to communication equipment from China to the Philippines.

The cargo had to be delivered to 25 different remote locations. Greenroad was responsible for the work from ZTE warehouse in China up to the destinations, including offloading. Before the project began Greenroad came up with solutions which took into consideration the geographical limitations, equipment shortage, road obstacles, etc. to meet the stringent requirements of ZTE.

The cargo included general containers and special OOG containers. Greenroad planned intermodal transportation, combining feeder vessels and low-bed trailers, cargo storage with specific requirements for each location and lay down after offloading.

The degree of difficulty for this transport was increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The cooperation with ZTE Philippines IDC project, not only helped our customer accomplish their project of national significance, but also proved the strength of Greenroad in servicing the entire industry.

The project was delivered on-time with zero damage.

Shanghai Greenroad International Logistics is a member of Cross Ocean representing China (Shanghai)

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Greenroad shipped about 3200 Tons of rice to the largest refugee camp of the world. All rice was in bags and stuffed in 20′ GP containers.

The project required a road survey from Chittagong port to the warehouse. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic especially strict rules were in place for the drivers and workers. The roads were also closed to avoid virus spread, so it was a challenge to find enough workers and trailers to transport the caravan of containers.

Greenroad is one of the appointed companies to provide aid goods transportation service around the world, with rich experience in the transport of food, clothes, books, bikes, vehicles and so on, for the UN, the Chinese Government and NGOs.

Greenroad loves bettering people’s lives by participating in aid work transportation.

Shanghai Greenroad International Logistics is a member of Cross Ocean representing China (Shanghai)

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COLI Logistics is a member of Cross Ocean representing Germany & Turkey

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The tanks measure 12 meters in height and were loaded onto the vessel directly from the quay. Tschudi was responsible for the full logistical setup, including chartering of a suitable geared vessel, and delivery of the tanks by road to the port in Sweden.

Tschudi Logistics is a member of Cross Ocean representing Sweden

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TPL Project Stock Company is a member of Cross Ocean representing China (Shanghai)

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Sino Projects is a member of Cross Ocean representing China

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Warehouse & Logistics Partners is a member of Cross Ocean representing Panama

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Cairo Freight is a member of Cross Ocean representing Egypt

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Freja Transport & Logistics is a member of Cross Ocean representing China (Shanghai)

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On Tuesday 7th July – Global Shipping Services were tasked with collecting urgent equipment needed for a downed fertilizer plant that produces fertilizer for sub-Saharan Africa to support the agricultural industry in the region. Whilst the plant was down, production was at a full STOP.

The cargo needed to be collected, packed/crated and shipped using the fastest solution to Port Harcourt.

All regular carriers declined to carry the cargo due to COVID restrictions, except Turkish, but the space situation and flight schedule was not optimal and Global Shipping Services could not risk delays transferring via Istanbul. So Global Shipping Services opted for the AN-12 charter option.

On the 7th of July Global Shipping Services arranged the Air Charter, and the air craft was mobilized from Accra Ghana to IAH Airport, Houston.

Cargo was packed on 8th, transferred to the airport on 9th and readied for export.

The AN-12 arrived IAH on July 10th at 7:30am, loaded at 10am and was wheels up 22:07 local time.

The customer was panicking a little as you can imagine, with emails and texts coming non-stop, but Global Shipping Services representative Eric Drennan kept them informed of every step of the process.

Global Shipping Services is a member of Cross Ocean representing the United States (Gulf Coast)

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