Cross docking in Asia, the Baltics or Europe
Most consumer goods are being produced in the Baltics, Europe, and Asia, and the import is increasing. Shipping and handling from manufacturer to shop shelves is a demanding process, and comprise a large part of the cost of the merchandise.
A smart cross-docking solution will
- provide you lower freight costs
- make your company more environmentally friendly
- give you better control over the flow of goods
How do we do it?
Cross-docking in Europe
Locations in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands (Rotterdam and Groningen), the Baltics (Vilnius and Klaipeda), Italy, Turkey, and agents in Europe's largest ports.
Cross-docking in Asia
Locations in China (Shanghai, Xiamen, Yantian/Shenzhen and Tianjin/Xingang), India (New Delhi), and agents in Pakistan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, Philippines, and Sri Lanka.
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Solveiga Seredė
Managing Director LithuaniaCross-docking is a logistics solution where goods from different suppliers are collected at a terminal, consolidated, and prepared for direct delivery to stores or the end recipient, avoiding long-term storage.
- We collect goods from various suppliers and manufacturers and transport them to our terminal.
- At the terminal, goods are grouped, consolidated, and prepared for direct delivery to individual stores across Europe.
- Items are scanned so that clients can track and see the exact location of their goods.
- Shipments are transported by sea to a port as close as possible to the recipient or delivered by road to the specified destination.
We do everything to minimise handling, while our professional staff oversee the entire process, reducing the risk of errors.
Yes, the movement of every shipment across the Baltic States, Scandinavia, other European countries, and Asia can be monitored in real time. In our online logistics management system, eCare, you can access full shipment reports and manage your logistics from order to delivery in the way that suits you best.
The advantages of cross-docking include:
- Lower transport costs thanks to optimised freight flows.
- Faster delivery to the end recipient.
- A more sustainable and environmentally friendly logistics process due to fewer transhipments and additional transport operations.
- Control and transparency – shipments are tracked in real time, and reports are provided.