Recently, AGL Agemar, New Silk Road Network’s founding member from Turkey, undertook the handling of welded pipes to transport them from Gemlik, Turkey, to Antwerp, Belgium by voyaged chartered vessel. Agemar’s team handled 256 bundles of welded pipes that weighed 1500 tons.
It is not often that you open social media or news apps (or newspapers) and see a gigantic container ship wedged between the two ends of the Suez Canal, leaving just enough space for a little canoe to pass through. Of course, canoes cannot transport containers. As the Suez Canal came to a halt last month for a period of 6 days and 7 hours, a traffic blockage was caused, preventing containers ships from moving through the waterway. The repercussions: delayed shipments, delayed trade, ships were taking longer routes via the Cape of Good Hope and finally, distressed customers and freight forwarders.
(Satellite Image of the Suez Canal Obstruction. Pic Credit: Wikipedia)
New Silk Road Network’s founding member Alexander Global Logistics (AGL) recently received an order for a full charter shipment from Bremen, Germany, to Pier Orkanger, Norway.
At every given opportunity, Anil Mantra has proved its capabilities through series of successful performances. A member of the New Silk Road Network, Anil Mantra Logistix PVT. LTD, transported 200 tons of cargo in 3 days. The shipment was to be moved from Hanoi, Vietnam, to New Delhi, India.