QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE AT THE RIGHT PRICE
PRIME CARGOS is one of the world’s leading providers of end-to-end supply chain solutions. We combine intercontinental Air and Ocean Freight with comprehensive Value-Added Logistics Services andSupplyChain Services. The range of Supply Chain Solutions can vary from simple transport or storage up to complex operations.
We optimize all activities around information, material and financial flow. We provide globally integrated end-to-end solutions tailored to our customers’ supply chain management needs with a special commitment to industry specific requirements.
AIR FREIGHT
Setting the standard in air freight. Our global network has the power to help businesses grow — based on years of experience and influenced by the changing needs of our customers. Our Road specialists will ensure operational excellence as well as cost-effective solutions.
SEA FREIGHT
PRIME CARGOS is the world’s fourth largest provider of ocean freight services. In 2013, PRIME CARGOS expedited nearly 1.5 million TEUs via ocean freight. The company’s relationship with customers is moving away from purely transactional business to value-added propositions.
ROAD FREIGHT
PRIME CARGOS worldwide network is well positioned and qualified to help your company develop efficient and tailor-made domestic and trans-border programs for distributing your goods. Our Road specialists will ensure operational excellence as well as cost-effective solutions.
WAREHOUSING
Our asset-light operating model allows us the ability to choose the correct qualified subcontractors based on diverse customer requirements with an emphasis on compliance, safety, security, professionalism and environmental leadership.
EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS
You benefit from our experience in delivering effective solutions to the complex global supply chains of some of the world’s biggest corporations. You benefit from every innovation, whether it involves a simple extension to our Air and Ocean Freight products, whether it means a development in warehousing, or whether it requires a completely new integrated supply chain model.
