A.P. Moller – Maersk and IB Cargo, partnered last year to offer customized logistic solutions for a customer in Romania. The facility, one of the largest in Romania, 75.000 sqm, located in CT Park Bucharest West industrial park, officially opens on 15 September 2021.
The warehouse was completed end of last year and is operational from August 2021. It is BREEAM certificated, the world’s leading sustainability assessment method for projects, infrastructure and buildings and is part of the CT Park Bucharest West, known as the city’s western gateway, conveniently located close to the A1 motorway, the primary East-West corridor in the country and just 10 km from the city’s ring road.
This project will allow Maersk and IB Cargo to offer tailored logistics solutions for inbound and outbound operations for multiple countries.
The storage capacity of the Distribution Centre is over 100.000 pallets and the daily volume for inbound and outbound operations will be for over 70 trucks/day.
“We strongly believe in continuous improvement and win-win-win partnerships and we will apply those principles also in this project. Our passion and team of experts we consolidate around this project will allow us to become better and better and generate value to all parties”, shared Catalin Putineanu, Founder and Managing Partner of IB Cargo.
About Maersk
A.P. Moller – Maersk is an integrated container logistics company working to connect and simplify its customers’ supply chains. As the global leader in shipping services, we operate in 130 countries and employ roughly 76,000 people. Our mission is to enable and facilitate global supply chains and provide opportunities for our customers to trade globally.
About IB Cargo
IB Cargo is a Romanian freight forwarding and logistics provider, offering mutually beneficial transport services to its partners through quality and innovation. IB Cargo’s portfolio includes one stop shop freight forwarding solutions: by road, air and sea, time critical, customs assistance, buyer’s consolidation, all helping organizations to optimize freight forwarding costs, comply with regulations, recover from critical situations and better use of their core capabilities.