Problem: A biochemical business needed to ship temperature-sensitive goods Spain to the Netherlands within 30 hours. Any delay and the contents would be unusable, risking losses of tens of thousands of euros. 

Solution: A dedicated, door-to-door delivery was arranged from the premesis in Southern Spain to their supplier in South Holland. This ensured the shipment was delivered in 24 hours, protecting the shipment and avoiding a costly loss.

Problem: A European machinery suppliere needed 8 shipments totalling 13 tons delivered to the USA by December 27. With Christmas being the busiest time of year in any logistics network, finding a reliable and cost-effective solution was a challenge.

Solution: By planning ahead from late November, off-network air transport was secured for the heavy shipments. With guaranteed delivery by December 27, all shipments arrived successfully on Boxing Day.

Problem: A national government's passport office offers a premium 24-hour delivery option for emergencies, requiring  exceptionally high first-time delivery rates. Every possible issue - whether it's severe weather closing the roads, or customers not being home - must be anticipated and solutions identified. 

Solution: to overcome winter travel disruptions, the rail network is used for nationwide transport, with dedicated couriers collecting passports from train stations.  Customers are pre-warned of estimated arrival time and advised to prepare their identification for checks. 

Problem:
A Dutch renewable‑energy manufacturer needed to transport two wind turbines, each weighing 15,000kg, over 4,000km from the Netherlands to a customer in Georgia. Their size and weight meant standard logistics networks were not suitable.

Solution:
Two dedicated trucks were chartered to transport the turbines, with a planned stop‑over in the Czech Republic. The shipment was collected directly from the manufacturer and delivered door‑to‑door to the customer in Georgia, ensuring safe and efficient delivery of the heavy goods.

Problem:
A laboratory equipment manufacturer regularly ships bulky, high‑value medical devices from Europe to labs worldwide. The equipment must be kept upright with nothing stacked on top, requiring specialised handling to avoid damage.

Solution:
A specialist logistics provider transports the equipment via air express, ensuring careful handling while maintaining fast, secure delivery to laboratories across the globe.

Problem:

A European manufacturer needed to ship flammable ski wax by air but lacked the required dangerous goods certification. With their first international order from Japan, they wanted an express, global shipping solution but were unable to use air freight without proper IATA approval.

Solution:
A logistics provider specialising in hazardous goods handled the packaging and transportation. This ensured full compliance with IATA regulations, allowing the shipment to travel safely by air from Europe to Japan and enabling the manufacturer to meet growing international demand.