18.01.2011

System Alliance Europe expands its network in 2011

Starting 01/01/2011, two new partners invigorate the European cargo network. Deutsche Transport-Compagnie Erich Bogdan GmbH & Co. KG from Nuremberg and Schmalz + Schön Eurocargo GmbH from Fellbach now strengthen the network in southern Germany.

Starting 01/01/2011, two new partners invigorate the European cargo network. Deutsche Transport-Compagnie Erich Bogdan GmbH & Co. KG from Nuremberg and Schmalz + Schön Eurocargo GmbH from Fellbach now strengthen the network in southern Germany.

Both companies have been closely cooperating with System Alliance Europe partners for years and have developed a strong competence in international freight forwarding. With the decision to process the traffic-data via System Alliance Europe, both partners benefit immediately from the advantages in the field of central quality management and standardized IT.  Moreover, the new partners can adapt the Star Services product range, the systems for tracking and tracing, Europe-wide pick-up orders and Gateway-traffic to their customers’ advantage.  

The network in 2011

49 partners with 167 branches in 23 countries are now members of System Alliance Europe. Uwe Meyer, Managing Director of the System Alliance Europe Agency, announced further new entries for 2011. The focus lies on new partners in areas not yet covered.

System Alliance Europe is a cargo network combining the competencies of leading medium-sized logistic service providers. We offer customers a European platform for groupage transport through their own regional partner. Organizational and IT guidelines guarantee high quality standards, transparent processes and reliable handling of shipments.

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