The
international carriage of assorted lading is one
of the priority directions of our activity.
Directions of the transportation of assorted
lading:
The
basic directions assorted lading carriage are
East and Western Europe, Scandinavia, (Sweden,
Finland), Baltic States, Asia (China, Hong Kong,
Korea). Because of the presence of wide partner
network the consolidation of assorted lading
occurs in storehouses of Europe, Baltic States,
Finland. We have the possibility to grant
qualitative service and minimum periods of
assorted lading carriage.
Consolidation storehouses in Europe:
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Germany (Hamburg, Berlin)
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Italy (Milan)
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Finland (Kotka, Helsinki)
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Baltic States (Riga,
Vilnius)
Diagrams of carriage realization of assorted
lading:
Further, the truck, completely loaded by cargo
leaves Russia.
Centralized cargo consolidation, makes possible
to improve control over cargo, to minimize the
periods of the delivery. The sending of trucks,
completely loaded by cargo, occur not less than
once a week.
Delivery
of assorted lading to southeastern Asia and
North America.
We allow services in delivery of small parties
of cargo from Korea, China, and USA.
The delivery of containers is achieved through
Saint Petersburg ports, Kotka, Tallinn, and also
through the European ports: Antwerp, Hamburg,
Rotterdam (depending on type of carriage and
optimum route).
Our service on the transportation of composite
loads is included:
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Formulation of transport documents (CMR,
Carnet-TIR and of others)
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Complete
enumeration of warehouse services
(unloading, loading, assembly, storage)
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Urgent
deliveries of composite loads from Europe
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Delivery
of the dangerous loads
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Tracing
(tracking) of loads in the way
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Insurance
of the loads
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Delivery
to the terminal in Moscow or on any other on
your desire
The division of composite loads will glad obtain
from you demand to the transportation, and also
consult on the current prices of company
"EuroTrans"
of the transportation of composite loads in the
international communication along telephone
(495) 648-1709.