APL Logistics, a
supply chain services company, has introduced containerized Cross-Border
Trucking, a new service from Phnom Penh, Cambodia to Cai Mep port in
Vietnam.
The new service offers shippers a later cut-off time at APL Logistics' container freight station in Phnom Penh.
"Cross-Border Trucking is a service recovery solution designed for shippers when production runs unexpectedly late," said Glenn Kong, Managing Director for APL Logistics in Cambodia. "Trucking from Phnom Penh to Cai Mep can also reduce transit times by as much as four days compared to feeder services from Sihanoukville port or barge services from Phnom Penh river port to Cai Mep port."
Cross-Border Trucking targets shippers who increasingly source manufactured goods in Cambodia, particularly in the retail, garments, and FMCG segments. With the additional flexibility, shipments from Cambodia to US destinations can still be delivered on-time.
The new service offers shippers a later cut-off time at APL Logistics' container freight station in Phnom Penh.
"Cross-Border Trucking is a service recovery solution designed for shippers when production runs unexpectedly late," said Glenn Kong, Managing Director for APL Logistics in Cambodia. "Trucking from Phnom Penh to Cai Mep can also reduce transit times by as much as four days compared to feeder services from Sihanoukville port or barge services from Phnom Penh river port to Cai Mep port."
Cross-Border Trucking targets shippers who increasingly source manufactured goods in Cambodia, particularly in the retail, garments, and FMCG segments. With the additional flexibility, shipments from Cambodia to US destinations can still be delivered on-time.
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