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CIMC Anda Shun International Logistics Recognized as Turkish Airlines’s Best Supporting Agent for 2024-2025

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This recognition by TK is a testament to their outstanding services and the growth of their air freight division

CIMC Anda Shun International Logistics, a Coop member in Shenzhen and Shanghai, has been awarded the prestigious “TK 2024-2025 Best Supporting Agent” by Turkish Airlines. This honor highlights the team’s dedication and capability, setting a positive tone for the year ahead.

CIMC Anda Shun wins Turkish Airline Best Supporting Agent Award

Mr. Daniel Song, Overseas Market Supervisor, said, “This award is a testament to the hard work and capability of our entire team. It motivates us to keep raising the bar and deliver exceptional service to our partners. Whether Turkish Airlines is your priority airline or not, CIMC Anda Shun encourages partners to explore the benefits of working with them through this partnership.”

Turkish Cargo, as a leading global airline, has built a reputation for dependable service and an extensive, well-connected network. This makes it a vital force in international logistics, capable of handling complex shipments efficiently and ensuring timely deliveries across major markets worldwide.

He added, “We are grateful for the trust and support from our valuable partners and look forward to working closely with you to create stronger, win-win collaborations in 2026.”

Congratulations to CIMC Anda Shun for starting the year with this major achievement and here’s to many more awards ahead!

Cargo Land International successfully handles mega export project from Egypt to China

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They moved 50 tractors with accessories via RORO vessel, totaling 780 tons and 1,550 CBM

Cargo Land International, a Coop member in Alexandria, Egypt, has successfully completed a massive export project from Egypt to China, marking another significant milestone in the company’s growing portfolio of large-scale logistics operations.

The project involved the shipment of 50 tractors with accessories, transported via RORO (Roll-on/Roll-off) vessel—a preferred method for moving heavy and wheeled machinery across long distances. The cargo had a total gross weight of 780 tons and a volume of 1,550 CBM, reflecting the scale and complexity of the operation.

“We are extremely proud to have handled this major export,” said Tamer Abu ElSaadat CEO, and Managing Director of Cargo Land International. “From meticulous planning to seamless execution, our team worked tirelessly to ensure a safe and timely delivery.”

Congratulations to Cargo Land International for the seamless handling of this shipment!