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Panalpina employee preparing LCL shipment in Shanghai, China
Panalpina is one of the world’s leading LCL service providers. LCL offers the possibility of consolidating multiple consignments from multiple customers in one Full Container Load (FCL). Hence, LCL gives customers with lower volume shipments access to the economies of scale in ocean freight that are normally restricted to full container movements.
Panalpina employee at the port of Shanghai, China
Panalpina transported 1,593,900 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) in 2015.
Showing the way: Expanding and improving the global LCL network remains a key priority for Panalpina
Panalpina’s latest LCL offering now includes four sailings per week from Shanghai (pictured) to Singapore, an industry first. The company today offers approximately 500 LCL services in total.
Panalpina employees looking down on containers in the port of Shanghai, China.
36 Million 20-foot containers (TEUs) were moved through the port of Shanghai in 2015. Globally, 130 million containers are shipped across the seas year after year – of which Panalpina handled 1.6 million for its customers in 2014.
Containers in the port of Shanghai, China.
In 2014, Panalpina expedited over 1.6 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) via ocean freight. Its Ocean Freight product accounted for 42% of the company’s net forwarding revenue and for 31% of its gross profit.
Ocean freight containers stacked in Shanghai, China.
In 2014, Panalpina expedited over 1.6 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) via ocean freight. Its Ocean Freight product accounted for 42% of the company’s net forwarding revenue and for 31% of its gross profit.
Containers in the port of Shanghai, China.
In 2014, Panalpina expedited over 1.6 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) via ocean freight. Its Ocean Freight product accounted for 42% of the company’s net forwarding revenue and for 31% of its gross profit.
