Posted on 14th August 2019
Featuring: Origin Lojistik Tas.Tic As
Last month, Origin Logistics in Turkey handled a 40tn cutting machine.
The cargo was received from the factory in Izmir and after all necessary lashing and securing processes, it was transported to the Autoport at Kocaeli.
On arrival, the machine was safely loaded on a MAFI and onto a RORO vessel sailing for the port of destination, Vigo.
Another successful operation handled by Origin Logistics!
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