Agriculture and perishables

Seed and livestock cargo is judged on two things: the temperature it held and the day it arrived. Both are transit planning problems, and both are why this traffic mostly moves as direct full loads rather than groupage.

01Cargo

What we move

Seed — sunflower, maize, rapeseed and sugar beet
Hatching eggs under controlled temperature
Raw materials for the food industry
Plant protection products
Spare parts for agricultural equipment

02Our approach

How we move it

01
Temperature-controlled units
Frigo trailers with set-point logging, so the temperature record travels with the consignment and is available on delivery.
02
Express service for short shelf life
Two-driver running for hatching eggs and anything else where the clock starts at loading. The truck keeps moving through the driver's rest period.
03
Direct loads, no transshipment
Where handling would break the cold chain or damage the cargo, we run it straight through rather than through a hub.

03Paperwork