FREIBURG-BASED Streck Transport is partnering with the UK freight fowarder Davies Turner to expand its scheduled overland trailer services
in Germany.
Davies Turner beat off strong
competition from a number of other forwarding companies based in the UK to
secure the exclusive freight forwarding cooperation agreement with Streck,
which had been left without a British partner following the ending of its relationship
with its former associate, reported AJOT.
The two companies now operate
daily overland trailer services between the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg in
southwest Germany and the UK, initially direct into Davies Turner's regional
distribution hubs at Dartford
and
Coleshill.
Streck Transport is a privately
owned forwarding and logistics group founded in 1946, employing 1,200 staff and
with a network across Europe's largest economy. Its international trailer
services are primarily focussed on the southwest of the country.
Davies
Turner chairman Philip Stephenson
said: "Partnering with a company that shares that philosophy gives us
confidence that in the medium- and long-term future on this particular trade
lane there will more opportunities for expansion.
"Freight flows are already
viable and despite the current difficult trading conditions we continue to
maintain a full, nationwide collection and distribution service for our
customers and overseas partners."
Streck
Transpor's head of international road department Erich Paul added: "The UK is one of our most important
trade lanes for overland trailer services, so being able to secure a
partnership with a company that is widely recognised as being one the country's
freight forwarding pioneers, since it was created in 1870, is very reassuring.
"We share Davies Turner's
commitment to offering effective, high quality services backed by integrated IT
systems, financial stability and professional personnel."
Source : HKSG.
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