How was the process?
This transportation was of particular importance to us because it was a humanitarian cargo. Our task was to handle the cargo in the port of Bremerhaven, Germany, and transport it to the recipient’s door in Ukraine. In particular:
- We issued T1 certificates.
- Organized the unloading of five Kinze 3600 seeders from the ship.
- Paid terminal expenses.
- Loaded the seeders onto trawls for land transportation to Ukraine.
- Organized the transportation from the port of Bremerhaven, Germany, to the recipient’s door in Rivne region, Ukraine.
Read more about organizing the transportation of agricultural machinery from the US through the EU here.
An important stage was the correct issuance of permits for the transportation of goods across Europe and Ukraine. To do this, we had to take into account the dimensions, including the height. You can learn more about cargo transportation in Ukraine on this page.
There are certain nuances in working with humanitarian cargo. But thanks to our many years of experience in handling oversized cargo, cooperation with partners in America, European countries and Ukraine, all issues were resolved quickly. We delivered the seeders to the customer’s door in Ukraine and performed our part of the logistics work efficiently. You can find out more about our successful experience in transporting seeders on our website.
By the way, we are fruitfully cooperating with our American office on the transportation of humanitarian goods. This is currently a very important job for us, which we carry out with the utmost courtesy.
Do you need to organize the transportation of oversized humanitarian goods from the USA?
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