Seko Logistics refinances after being hit by 'freight recession'
Seko Logistics has admitted that it has had to refinance, but was at pains to ...
SEKO Logistics is hoping to fill a gap in the express home delivery market for bulky goods – the shipment of which fetches high prices for the integrators.
The forwarder has launched an air freight and final-mile product in North America, which specifically targets products of a particular size, such as 60-80 inch flat-screen TVs, bicycles and sports equipment, such as table-tennis and air hockey tables.
It combines domestic air cargo – giving e-commerce delivery speeds – with SEKO’s final-mile delivery product.
SEKO says the product, already in use by a ...
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