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The U-Freight Group (UFL) has signed a strategic partnership agreement
The U-Freight Group (UFL) has signed a strategic partnership agreement with China Air Express Co Ltd (CAE) to explore how each partner can utilise their respective service portfolios to expand coverage for customers and deliver a wider range of international and domestic freight operations.
Having held an initial signing ceremony at UFL’s recent global conference in Hong Kong, the two companies are now finalising plans for the co-operation, which will focus on B2B cargo deliveries, within a 12-72 hour time-frame.
Based in Beijing. China Air Express Co was established in 1996 and is an
express courier company with a national network covering cities all over
China.
express courier company with a national network covering cities all over
China.
The company operates six distribution centres in Beijing, Shanghai,
Guangzhou, Chengdu, Xian and Shenyang, with Beijing, Shanghai and
Guangzhou as its regional gateways.
Guangzhou, Chengdu, Xian and Shenyang, with Beijing, Shanghai and
Guangzhou as its regional gateways.
It provides time definite services to customers, including express
courier, charter flights, packing, warehousing, logistics, bonded
trucks, as well as the transport of dangerous goods and live animals.
courier, charter flights, packing, warehousing, logistics, bonded
trucks, as well as the transport of dangerous goods and live animals.
Through this strategic agreement, which will serve as the beginning of a
mutually beneficial partnership, CAE will be enhance its network of
expedited international freight and logistics services.
mutually beneficial partnership, CAE will be enhance its network of
expedited international freight and logistics services.
At the same time it further enhances UFL’s operational strengths in
China where its network extends to multiple facilities in most of the
country’s key trade gateways, operating under a number of brands, each
servicing different trades, or types of industry.
China where its network extends to multiple facilities in most of the
country’s key trade gateways, operating under a number of brands, each
servicing different trades, or types of industry.
Both companies have considerable experience of working for the world’s
top 500 companies across different industrial sectors and expect that
this new agreement will attract considerable business from those companies
top 500 companies across different industrial sectors and expect that
this new agreement will attract considerable business from those companies
