Actitrans transport electrical parts and power generator to Egypt

The cargo was transported from Cernay in France to Port Said West in Egypt via Marseille-Fos Port.
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by Logistics Middle East Staff
Sun 07 Jul 2019 02:18 PM
France members, Actitrans have just achieved the successful transport of electrical parts and a power generator on a 40'FR with their PCN partner, MGL Cargo Services in Egypt.
The cargo was transported from Cernay in France to Port Said West in Egypt via Marseille-Fos Port.
Guilhem Brouty at Actitrans said: "It was a real pleasure to work with the professional team at MGL Cargo Services again."

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