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Warehousing and consolidation

Cargo ready but the consignee cannot receive it yet? Or you need to gather goods from several suppliers into one truck? That is exactly what our warehouses are for.

About this service

At our warehouses in Türkiye and Europe, cargo is received, checked, labelled and prepared for dispatch. Consolidation lets goods from five suppliers leave on one full truck.

Warehouse movements are recorded in the system — which pallet arrived when, when it left, which shipment it joined. That information is open to you too.

What you get

Secure storage

A controlled, insured area for cargo waiting to be dispatched.

Consolidation hub

Cargo from several suppliers merged into a single shipment.

Systematic records

Every pallet and every movement logged and reported.

Cargo preparation

Palletising, wrapping, labelling and counting.

Technical capability

Short and long term storage, plus consolidation and preparation of cargo.

  • Cross-dock (no storage)
  • Short-term storage
  • Long-term storage
  • Order picking
  • Labelling and marking
  • Stock count and reporting
How it works

Four steps from enquiry to delivery

Send the request

Give us the route, the cargo and an approximate date — it takes 2 minutes.

Receive a formal offer

With the rate, the transit time and a validity date.

The cargo departs

We assign the transport, prepare the documents and send the tracking link.

Follow it live

Loading, transit, customs and unloading — all in real time.

FAQ

Questions about this service

We keep consolidation warehouses on the Türkiye and Europe lanes. The exact location is set according to the cargo route.

By pallet count and storage period. For consolidation, the first days are usually included in the freight rate.

Any time before the loading date — the cargo is received, checked and prepared for dispatch. Storage period and terms are stated in the offer.

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Would you like a quote for this service?

Give us the route and the cargo — we will come back with a firm figure.

Sending a request creates no obligation.