WWPC: Earthquake relief cargo for Turkiye and Factory relocation to India

posted by AJOT | May 11 2023 at 01:01 PM | Air Cargo | Logistics

Lyseo Project & Logistics (ex BB International Projects), member to the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for France, cooperated with fellow WWPC member for Pakistan, Modern Shipping Agencies, to arrange for a much-needed relief cargo of 1000 tents, a total of 65 ton, by chartered B747 cargo airplane from Karachi to Adana.

This urgent shipment for rescue and assistance of the Turkish people caused by the earthquake

was transported directly from the manufacturer's plant in Pakistan to Karachi airport by Modern Shipping Agencies.

The Lyseo project team also recently finalized the shipment for a factory relocation from France to India

Starting at the end of 2022, they handled the factory relocation from the North of France via Antwerp, Belgium to India by ocean freight.

The successive shipments totalized of

15 x 40’OT in Gauge

1 x 20’Flat OOG

2 x 40’Flat OOG

2 Breakbulk successive shipments

1st shipment of 2 units for a total of 95 tons

2nd shipment of a third unit weighing 53 tons

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