by logisticsplus | May 16, 2014 | News
We have seen a rise in the number of Department of Agriculture holds in all U.S. ports recently. Please be advised that the Department of Agriculture is responsible for inspecting to make sure that all wood packaging is compliant, so even imported commodities that are not normally under Agriculture jurisdiction are subject to these holds.
by logisticsplus | May 6, 2014 | News
Take a look at Logistics Plus Indonesia’s new video describing their services:
by logisticsplus | Apr 17, 2014 | News
This project that LP Indonesia is handling is amazing! This project is an expansion LPG Refinery Plant in Indralaya near the city of Palembang, South Sumatera. The equipment was purchased from one company but was supplied from Canada, the USA, France, Korea, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The details for the various project pieces are below:
The 2 units of the molecular sieve tower and its accessories shipped from Malaysia
The dimensions: L 13.00 meters x W / dia 3.58 meters x H (incl. Temp support) 4.2 meters
Weight : 61.20 Ton / each
Transportation :
a. 268 Km land transport from Kuantan (East Peninsula of Malaysia) to Port Klang (West Peninsula of Malaysia)
b. Sea transport from Port Klang to Musi River Port of “Boom Baru”, Palembang, South Sumatera, Indonesia
c. Land transport from Palembang to project site in Indralaya (± 40Km) Now the cargo has arrived in Palembang Port, waiting for customs clearance and project site crane readiness.
Photos while in Port Klang :
Photos on arrival in Palembang port :
by logisticsplus | Apr 11, 2014 | News
Logistics Plus was well-represented at the Twig Logistics Network Conference in Itaji, Brazil.
(R-L): Marina (Brazil),Maggie (China), Gaby, Francisco (Mexico), Xavi (Spain), and Pepe (Mexico).
by logisticsplus | Mar 25, 2014 | News
Take a look at the latest move from LP Canada to LP Kazakhstan with assistance from LP USA, LP Turkey, and LP Belgium:
by logisticsplus | Mar 11, 2014 | News
We got a call from a customer of ours on Friday around 11 am for a shipment from NY that had to be delivered RIGHT AWAY. Emily Grein took off to go get the freight while Abi booked her a flight from Buffalo. We also called the customer to make sure that the freight was ready for Emily when she got there (since the plane was leaving in a couple of hours).
Emily made it to the gate in Buffalo JUST IN TIME to make the flight to Atlanta and then connect to a flight to Mexico City where Liz, FT, Pepe, and the Logistics Plus Mexico team did a bang-up job getting a driver to meet her at the airport, clear customs and deliver the freight AT 2:53 IN THE MORNING.
16 hours from the time we were notified until we delivered to Puebla, Mexico. How cool is that?
We have seen a rise in the number of Department of Agriculture holds in all U.S. ports recently. Please be advised that the Department of Agriculture is responsible for inspecting to make sure that all wood packaging is compliant, so even imported commodities that are not normally under Agriculture jurisdiction are subject to these holds.
