Marinair’s CEO Mr. Pavlos Poutos gave an interview and shared his opinion in VOTI (Issue 134) about the effects that the Chinese moving production facilities have in the function of the global supply chain and how the balance in this sector has changed recently.If you want to learn more about this topic enjoy your reading in http://digital.worldlogisticsmedia.com/VOTI_134/issue134/index.html!
The founder of the forwarder Marinair, from Piraeus (Greece), an airfreight solutions specialist, underlines how crucial a global presence is for survival. The Dutch subsidiary of the WCA member has been accepted into the national forwarding association Fenex. Your firm has two offices in Europe, one in Hong Kong and four in India, Mr Poutos – in some of the pandemic’s...
A quick insight on how Marinair reacted and was able to endure through the current pandemic was published in the greek Logistics & Management magazine. Other logistic and forwarding companies also provided comments regarding this worldwide crisis. Read the full article in Greek inside the issue No 196 page 28.
WCA member Marinair Cargo Services, whose headquarters are in the Greek port of Piraeus, is optimistic for the forthcoming peak logistics season. Founder and CEO Pavlos Poutos recently told the ITJ that he expects larger volumes of goods to arrive by air and sea from India and the Far East by the end of the year, with on forwarding to Europe...
Marinair Cargo Services has enjoyed strong air and sea freight growth in 2018, building on its innovative sea-rail service launched earlier this year. According to Marinair chief executive Pavlos Poutos, the Greek forwarder’s best performing trade lanes have been Far East to India, Europe and North America; as well as exports from the Netherlands, Germany and France to the Middle East...
