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 December 2023 and January 2024.
1) Lysine Monohydrochloride
The Logistics Plus Poland team completed the inspection and delivery of four containers worth of lysine monohydrochloride (cat and dog food) from Poland to Lviv, Ukraine.
2) 3-D Crane
The Logistics Plus Poland team transported several elements of a 3-D crane from the Czech Republic to Norway. The main boom weighed 2100 kgs, and the king upper post weighed 2200 kgs. The Poland team also transported the cursor wheel frame to make up the all-electric 32-meter ECMC gangway. In total, the transportation dimensions were 38.5 x 3.5 x 4.7 meters, and the total weight was 80 tons.
3) Electric Vehicles
The Logistics Plus Poland team managed the reloading and delivery of a container of electric vehicles from Poland to Ukraine.
4) Gearbox & Oil System
In partnership with Logistics Plus Turkey, the Poland team organized the port handling and lashing operation of a gearbox with an oil system.
5) Steel Reels
The Logistics Plus Poland team transported 14 steel reels to the Baltic Hub and the BLG Container Terminal in Bremerhaven.
Photos from these projects can be seen below. To learn more about Logistics Plus Poland, please visit pl.logisticsplus.com.
Logistics Plus Manages Complex Delivery of First Non-Grain, U.S.-Managed Ship To Ukraine’s Port of Chornomorsk Since the Onset of the War
The overall project comprised 22 thousand tons of pipes and ended with over 1,000 trucks making the final, successful deliveries.
ERIE, PA (December 8, 2023) – Logistics Plus, Inc. (LP), a leading worldwide provider of transportation, logistics, and supply chain solutions, has successfully completed a challenging shipping operation in support of the reconstruction and development of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. This accomplishment reaffirms the company’s commitment to excellence and efficiency under the most demanding circumstances.
In this operation, Logistics Plus was tasked by its client, Vorex USA, with transporting thousands of tons of essential gas pipe into Ukraine amidst the ongoing war. During the project’s execution, Ukraine’s Black Sea ports were cut off when the Russian government withdrew from the international agreement securing port access for humanitarian reasons, and soon after, the Russian military began its bombings of Ukraine’s port infrastructure and vessels anew.
Adapting, Logistics Plus relied on its problem-solving expertise by rerouting the shipment through Romania’s Constanta Port. This strategic move facilitated the safe and efficient transport and delivery of 22,000 tons (47 million pounds) of gas pipe to Ukraine via ship, then onto dozens of barges, and lastly to end destinations across Ukraine utilizing over 1,000 truck shipments. This big, complex undertaking required prompt decision-making and effective communication across various branches of the global company. Logistics Plus teams in China, Poland, Ukraine, Turkey, and the USA played a pivotal role in planning and executing the entire project, including running operations at Constanta Port and ensuring the vessels were unloaded swiftly in the face of significant complexity and security risks.
Most recently, and despite the ongoing assaults on Ukraine’s port infrastructure by Russian forces, Logistics Plus delivered the final shipment of these materials directly to Ukraine’s Black Sea Port of Chornomorsk to meet the needs of Vorex USA and the people of Ukraine. This accomplishment marked the first time a non-grain, U.S.-managed ship successfully delivered and unloaded at the port since the onset of the war, a significant precedent-setting accomplishment made possible by the increased security provided by the Ukraine government in the region and the dynamic risk management capabilities of Logistics Plus. The Logistics Plus Ukraine team worked tirelessly to secure the necessary berthing permits and operational approvals, a testament to their perseverance and dedication. Their efforts culminated in the vessel’s successful docking at the Port of Chornomorsk in late November, with the final truckloads of the 22,000 tons of pipe being delivered successfully to their end destinations this week.
“This operation stands as a testament to the ability of Logistics Plus to handle complex logistical challenges and our unique global risk management capabilities,” said Jim Berlin, Founder & CEO of Logistics Plus. “It underscores our dedication to delivering solutions in challenging environments, driven by a unified effort across our international teams in Turkey, China, Poland, the USA, and, of course, Ukraine, where LP’s team of over 70 people continues to be a key part of our global business, as well as an inspiration to us all.”
Celebrating 27 years of service, Logistics Plus continues to be a reliable partner in logistics, bridging distances and overcoming obstacles in an ever-changing world to meet the needs of its clients and support communities globally. This operation adds another proud chapter to the company’s storied history of success for its clients across the 50+ countries where it has offices and beyond.
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About Vorex USA
Wherever there’s oil and gas, Vorex USA has the equipment and expertise you need to extract and transport it. They distribute products for more than 40 North American and European manufacturers in more than 15 countries around the world. Its goal is to provide the expertise to help you meet any technical challenge. Their products meet the industry’s highest standards and they deliver them on schedule, at the lowest cost to you. Learn more at usavorex.com.
About Logistics Plus, Inc.
Logistics Plus, Inc. (LP) is a 21st-century logistics company and a leading worldwide provider of transportation, warehousing, fulfillment, global logistics, business intelligence, technology, and supply chain solutions. LP works in the background to help businesses manage their supply chains in an ever-changing world. Founded in 1996, today LP has annual global sales of over $500M with more than 1,000 employees located in 50+ countries worldwide. LP is recognized as one of the fastest-growing privately-owned logistics companies, a top 3PL provider, a top 100 logistics company, a top freight brokerage and warehousing provider, and a great place to work. With a Passion For Excellence™, its employees put the PLUS in LOGISTICS by doing the big things properly, plus the countless little things that together ensure complete customer satisfaction and success.
The Logistics Plus (LP) Malaysia team successfully transported a boom, stick, and bucket from Johor, Malaysia, to Derince, Turkey. The LP Malaysia team was responsible for loading the cargo at the shipper’s factory, trucking it to Singapore, handling the customs clearance, and transferring it onto the ocean vessel.
In total, the gross weight of the shipment was 23,335 KG, and the three pieces of cargo measured 1488 x 156 x 279 cm, 1210 x 80 x 173 cm, and 210 x 154 x 167 cm. The volume of the shipment was 81.907 cubic meters.
The Logistics Plus (LP) Poland team continues to support and manage projects across Poland and nearby countries. In November 2023, the LP Poland team handled projects involving compressors, sterile tanks, vehicles, and more.
Handled the loading, local carriage, customs, and goods inspection for compressors going to Ukraine
Delivered two sterile tanks (13,000 kg and 18,000 kg) to Kuwait
-Completed route survey, removal of street obstacles, loading, and delivery
Handled warehouse operations for 8 containers of used cars
-Unloading from containers, loaded onto trucks for delivery
You can see some of the photos from these recent projects below. Visit pl.logisticsplus.com to learn more about LP Poland solutions.
The Logistics Plus (LP) Thailand team successfully transported two catamarans from Laem Chabang, Thailand, to Koror, Palau. At the start of the project, the LP Thailand team struggled to find a carrier that would accept the overlength and over-dimensional catamarans (12.22 L x 3.31 W x 4.21 H meters). The carriers didn’t understand that the bow (front of the boat) was curved, allowing the ISO lifting points to be clear for lifting without touching the catamarans.
After the LP Thailand team presented their idea to the client and shipping lines, the catamarans were approved to move on flat racks. A supervisor was on-site at each location to monitor the loading and discharge of the catamarans.
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 December 2023 and January 2024.
In this operation, Logistics Plus was tasked by its client, 
The Logistics Plus (LP) Malaysia team successfully transported a boom, stick, and bucket from Johor, Malaysia, to Derince, Turkey. The 
