Services
Reliable logistics solutions tailored to your needs: from air and road transport to customs clearance and the handling of dangerous, oversized, and strategic goods.
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Export and Transit Licenses for Strategic Goods in the EU
- Document preparation and regulatory compliance
- Certified translations by sworn translators
- iaison with government authorities
- Seamless logistics coordination, including customs clearance
Handling Services – Professional Cargo Processing at Key Airports
- Unloading and Loading of Cargo
- Document Verification
- Cargo Integrity Check
- Customs Communication
Security and Convoy Organization for Cargo Transport
- Ensuring cargo and crew safety during transit and at rest stops.
- Preventing theft and attacks.
- Managing emergency situations on the road.
Warehousing Services in Poland
- Cargo Storage
- Transshipment
- Warehouse Documentation Processing
- Customs Storage Zone
Sea Freight Services
- LCL (Less than Container Load) and FCL (Full Container Load) shipments
- Specialized FCL and LCL transport
- Complete customs and documentation services
- Port services
- Handling all Incoterms
Global General Cargo Transportation
- FTL (Full Truckload) Transportation
- LTL (Less Than Truckload) Transport
- Worldwide Coverage
- Multimodal Transport Options
- Customs Clearance & Documentation
competitive advantages
Key strengths that set us apart and ensure superior logistics solutions.
24/7 Shipment Monitoring
Each shipment is monitored by a dedicated manager 24/7, who anticipates risks, optimizes routes, monitors driver performance, ensures two-way communication, and makes quick decisions when necessary.
Certified Expertise in Strategic Trade
We are certified for compliance with the Internal Control System governing the trade of strategic goods, technologies, and services for national and international security. Our certification covers export, import, intra-EU transfer, transit, brokerage, and technical assistance, verified by the Polish Center for Research and Certification S.A. Our proven reliability is backed by the National Economy Entity Code 9BM7H
ADR-Compliant Fleet
Our own fleet consists of specialized truck sets that meet ADR requirements in accordance with the European Agreement on the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road.
Real-Time GPS Tracking
Each vehicle is equipped with a GPS system for route tracking. You can monitor cargo transport in real-time, ensuring complete control over the shipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What documents are required for shipping cargo?
To ensure smooth cargo shipping, the following documents are typically required:
- Transport Waybill (CMR, AWB, or Bill of Lading)
- Invoice – detailing the value and content of the shipment
- Packing List – itemizing the contents of the shipment
- Certificates of Origin – if required by the destination country
- Customs Declaration – mandatory for international transportation
These documents ensure compliance with legal requirements and expedite the logistics process, making your shipment secure and efficient.
How is the cost of delivery calculated?
The cost of delivery depends on several factors:
- Type of cargo (weight, volume, and hazard class)
- Destination (domestic or international transportation)
- Mode of transport (road, air, sea, or rail)
- Additional services (insurance, warehousing)
How long does delivery take?
The delivery time depends on the route and mode of transport:
- Road transport within Europe: 2–7 days
- Sea freight: 15–45 days
- Air freight: 1–5 days
- Rail freight: 10–20 days
What should I do if my cargo is delayed at customs?
If your cargo is held at customs:
- Verify that all documents are correctly provided.
- Contact your customs broker to determine the reason for the delay.
- Ensure that all duties and taxes have been paid.
What is considered dangerous cargo?
Dangerous cargo is classified according to ADR, IATA, or IMDG regulations and includes:
- Explosives
- Gases and flammable liquids
- Toxic and radioactive materials
Special documentation and packaging are required for such shipments.
How can I insure my cargo?
To insure your cargo:
- Request insurance details from the carrier or an insurance company.
- Provide information about the cargo (value, type, and route).
- Finalize an insurance agreement before shipping.
What should I do if my cargo is damaged?
In case of cargo damage:
- Take photos or videos of the damage.
- Draft a damage inspection report with the carrier.
- Contact the insurance company for compensation.
What transport options are best for my cargo?
The choice of transport depends on:
- Urgency: Air is the fastest, while sea is the slowest.
- Cost: Road and rail offer balanced options.
- Cargo type: Dangerous, fragile, or oversized shipments require special handling.
What are the weight and size limits for cargo?
Limits vary by transport mode and route:
- Road transport: Standard trailers hold up to 24 tons, with a length of 13.6 m and a volume of up to 90 m³. Light trucks can carry up to 3.5 tons (8–12 m³).
- Air freight: Weight and size limits depend on the aircraft and airline. A single piece of cargo can weigh between 150 and 500 kg, with dimensions from 1.5 to 3 m in length.
- Sea freight: Standard containers:
- 20-foot container (TEU): up to 28 tons, 33 m³
- 40-foot container (FEU): up to 30 tons, 67 m³
- Rail freight: Limits depend on the type of railcar (covered wagon, platform, tank) and the route, averaging up to 60 tons.
For oversized or heavy cargo, special transport conditions apply, including permits and the use of specialized equipment.