SHIPPING OF 3 TANKERS IN PORTUGAL
Exceptional door-to-door transport of 3 tankers to Portugal, with the provision of our vehicles for land journeys in Italy and Portugal.
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CORONAVIRUS
Dear Customers, due to the numerous reports and checks for infections of unknown cause, to avoid the pandemic spread of Coronavirus, found in the Wuhan area, work activity in China was severely stopped. At present, the ports are congested due to a lack of operators, the offices are closed and the government has extended the […]
NEW 2020 INCOTERMS
With 2020 the new Incoterms come into force. The most significant change concerns the substitution of the DAT in DPU: it is specified that the goods must be unloaded from the vehicle, whatever it is in any place where the agreed delivery place is located. Another important change concerns insurance when the term is CIF […]
PROJECT CARGO TO TUNISIA
Abnormal transport of tanks to Tunisia. Quick service because of time critical. 24 hours documentation strictly required for delivery otherwise the goods must came back at the origin.
EXPORT FROM INDIA – INDIAN RULES ROF STUFFING CONTAINERS
Cargo moved by ISO containers thru CFS in accordance with the local rules.
ABNORMAL CARGO (REACH STACKER) FROM ITALY TO SUDAN
GPC shipped an important batch of Reach Stackers from Italy to Port Sudan. Abnormal cargo. Over gauge 40 ‘flat racks.
NEW RULES TO EXPORT IN ALGERIA
On 25/12 a circular was issued which allows you to negotiate the freight prepaid again, for all shipments to ALGERIA. ALGERIA
CONSTANT COMMITMENT IN THE SHIPMENT OF HUMANITARIAN AID
At the end of 1019 Greenshields Project Cargo is still one of MTO Leaders for moving commodity aid cargo to Africa, India, Middle East, Central America, Central Asia.
ABNORMAL CARGO FROM POLAND TO UGANDA
GPC, thanks to its twenty-year long experience in project cargo, recently shipped 10 harvesters oversize from Poland to DDP Nwoya (Uganda) via Kenia. Abnormal cargo.
NEW TURKEY-EUROPE TRAIN CONNECTION NETWORK
The Swiss intermodal operator Hupac has activated new rail connections between Turkey and the ports and the intermodal centers of Western Europe which foresee two rotations per week. The services connect the Halkali Terminal in Istanbul with the seaports of Antwerp and Rotterdam and with the river ports of Duisburg and Ludwigshaven through the Vienna […]
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