Freight news

Charles Kendall Freight recently completed an important shipment of over 100 tons of gas processing plant and machinery.  Moving from Sharjah Airport, Charles Kendall were involved in both the packing and freight forwarding phases of the operation.

Congratulations to Oman Freight Corporation who earlier this month, received an award from Martinair for achieving excellent export sales.  Pictured centre-left accepting the award is the OFC General Manager, Phil Nichols.  To the right side of Mr Nichols are the OFC Branch Supervisor Shoaib Ahmed and Keku B Gazder of Martinair Holland NV.  The lady far left and the gentleman far right are from Mezoon Travel who are the Martinair GSA in Oman and presented the award.

We are pleased to announce the recent formation of a new branch within Charles Kendall Freight; Charles Kendall BioLogistics which will focus specifically on exhibition services within the Life Sciences & Bio-Pharmaceutical industry sectors.  To make an enquiry about this new specialist service, please email Mike Barrett or Laura Banks at biologisticscharleskendall [dot] com.

The Charles Kendall Group are pleased to announce the formation of Libyan Gate LLC, a limited liability company based in Tripoli Libya. As one of the foremost providers of logistics solutions in Europe, Middle East and Asia, the Charles Kendall Group can now provide full support services in this fast expanding North African market. This will include hazardous, time sensitive and military freight, as well as project and exhibition cargoes.

Libyan Gate LLC aims to be the leading specialised freight management company in the region. Additionally through our exhibition freight handling company Show Carriage Limited, Libyan Gate LLC will be providing customs clearance and delivery services, as well as on-site handling, installation and supervision at all major international exhibitions being staged in Libya. 

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Charles Kendall Packing and Charles Kendall Freight, teamed up last week to deliver this giant T-Rex to the Museum and Art Gallery in Birmingham as part of an exhibition called "T-Rex: The Killer Question". The dinosaur recently returned from being on-loan to museums in the middle east and arrived in Birmingham last week. Passers by were stopped in their tracks to witness this unusal arrival to the city streets which was reported in the Daily Mail.