The success of retail companies hinges on their supply chain. In retail, we buy goods in bulk from manufacturers or wholesalers to sell to customers for a profit. It’s a tricky business because many buyers are looking for the best deals from low-cost manufacturers or countries, which makes managing the supply chain even more challenging.
With globalization, the process of sourcing materials has become more complex, requiring supply chains to be more flexible. Over the past 30 years, we at Logistics have built a global network of partners, including weekly direct services to Malta. This has instilled confidence in our clients’ ability to source large and small quantities of goods from various parts of the world.
Our local third-party logistics (3PL) services, such as warehousing, distribution, and customs clearance operations, complete the link our clients need in their supply chain. We handle the delivery to our clients’ doors in-house, utilizing our own developed IT systems.
Whether it’s a road, sea, or air shipment, Logistics has always provided the right consultancy to meet our clients’ demands. We aim to optimize costs and reduce lead times, keeping pace with the fast-moving dynamics of the industry.
Key Features
- Frequent and regular road services to and from all major countries in Europe and North Africa
- Different equipment options available upon request on selected routes
- Cost effective solutions
- General cargo can be both palletized and non-palletized
- Scheduled departures and deliveries
- Highly reliable door-to-door transit times
- Customs Bonded Warehouse
- Finished goods
- Hanging Garments
- National distribution center
- Dedicated and shared-user facilities
- WMS (Warehousing Management Systems) options
- Cross dock facilities
- Personal and household storage
- Consolidation and deconsolidation center
