by Ryan Markiewicz | Nov 22, 2024 | News
The Logistics Plus (LP) Poland team continues to support and manage projects across Poland and nearby countries. Here are the most recent projects handled by LP Poland in November 2024.
1) Gangway Tower
LP Poland handled the transportation of a gangway tower section with dimensions of 32,00 x 4.50 x 4.75m. This section was transported over 3,000km, increasing this project’s complexity.
2) Bas Hydrant Dispensers
The LP Poland team completed the second delivery of seven for a base hydrant dispenser from a Polish manufacturing facility to Brussels Airport. This is an ongoing project with five (or more) more deliveries expected.
3) Electric Cranes
Supporting Poland’s industrial sector, the LP Poland team successfully transported 3D electric cranes to the Norwegian Fjords in Norway.
4) Crane Parts
Like in previous months, Logistics Plus Poland continues to deliver crane parts to various job sites in Vung Tau, Vietnam.
Photos from these projects (and more) can be seen below. To learn more about Logistics Plus Poland, please visit pl.logisticsplus.com.
by Ryan Markiewicz | Nov 21, 2024 | Testimonials
“We wanted to take a moment to thank you for the many ways your work has supported our school and students over the last few years. Your customer service is top-notch, and there has never been a challenge you haven’t been able to work with us to resolve. Your team approaches our strategic planning meetings positively, ready to support our needs and think of creative, cost-effective solutions for doing business. Ongoing communication between our two teams has been seamless, mainly due to the care, attention, and leadership you provide.
We truly appreciate the dedication you both have shown to ensuring our students have the materials they need to be successful throughout the school year.”
-Director of Teaching, Learning, & STEM Education
by Ryan Markiewicz | Nov 21, 2024 | Uncategorized
Jan Krediet, a Logistics Plus company, continues to deliver humanitarian aid to cities across Ukraine. For their latest delivery to Odesa, the Jan Krediet team was assisted by the ‘Drivers for Hope’ agency, who set up a convoy with five other local carriers.
The load contained power generators, medical equipment, medical clothing, wheelchairs, washing powder, and children’s toys to supply the hospitals around Odesa. Upon arrival, the cargo was offloaded in the village of Liubashivka, where the goods were then distributed based on the needs of the local hospitals.
The mayor of the region, who is praised by the Ukrainian army for his commitment and help, thanked the convoy drivers. Photos of the convoy and delivery can be seen below.
by Ryan Markiewicz | Nov 8, 2024 | News
Frank Knafelz, Senior Vice President for Logistics Plus (LP), was featured on the Business Spotlight program, which is produced in partnership with WPSE Money Radio. Business Spotlight is a monthly 30-minute program that airs regionally and streams globally.
In this month’s Logistics Plus segment, Frank discusses his background, role with the company, different verticals and industries he focuses on, challenges in the supply chain industry, and more.
You can listen to a replay of the interview on the Logistics Plus Podcasts page or by clicking below on our LP Radio channel on Spotify.
by Ryan Markiewicz | Nov 5, 2024 | News
U.S. Holiday schedules for Logistics Plus and ground carriers
As the year-end holidays approach, we want to help you avoid unnecessary shipping delays over the next several weeks. Below is the holiday schedule for U.S.-based Logistics Plus offices and warehouse locations, as well as the top U.S. ground (parcel and LTL) carriers.
If you have any transportation needs or expedited shipping requests, please contact Logistics Plus before the office closings noted below. You can contact our North American Division (NAD) by calling 1.866.335.7623 or emailing nadops@logisticsplus.com.
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Do you have any last-minute questions or concerns? Let us know how we can help!
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