Air & Ground World Transport and SEKO Logistics partner to create cross-border opportunities

January 28, 2020 by
Jeroen Leenders

SEKOAir & Ground World Transport (AGWorld) and SEKO Logistics from a partnership and aim to give clients in the United States and Asia broader cross-border growth and supply chain opportunities. The partnership targets shippers doing business between Asia and the United States.

Working together, AGWorld and SEKO Logistics offer clients a platform of services to develop new trade relationships. It leverages AGWorld's network in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing, Taipei, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Manila and Ho Chi Minh City among other locations alongside SEKO Logistic's 120+ branches in 40 countries. As an Asian-based client, buying regional supplied goods, you can get access to SEKO Logistics' network in North America as well as its demand chain solutions. These include last-mile logistics in the USA, omnichannel logistics, cross-border parcel consolidation and more.

James Gagne, President & CEO, of SEKO Logistics, comments: “We are excited to be partnering with AGWorld. We see this as a long-term relationship with the potential to broaden our growth in the USA, Asia and Europe. Both companies have a great deal to offer each other and our respective clients. SEKO customers will gain from greater access to the Southeast Asia market with AGWorld’s airfreight tonnage and scalable capacity platform, while AGWorld clients can plug into our coast-to-coast US network, third party logistics and forwarding expertise and more.”

Shirley Yeung, Chief Operating Officer of AGWorld, adds: “This partnership will provide numerous benefits to our clients who have grown with us as their global freight forwarding partner.  They will now have access to SEKO’s focused service offerings and locations to complement our freight forwarding services. Additionally, we’re excited to offer our scope of services to SEKO’s clients and locations with a focus on airfreight forwarding into the United States from Asia.”

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