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Meet Worlding: Bringing Japanese Logistics Expertise to Globalia

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One of our main specialties is exporting used goods from Japan, including vehicles, automotive parts, furniture and construction machinery. We are also a registered member of USS Auto Auction, enabling us to participate directly in its used-vehicle auctions in Japan. In 2025, we handled 52,010 TEU across 95 destination countries, equivalent to approximately 1,000 TEU per week. This operational scale, combined with our established relationships in the Japanese logistics market, allows us to provide dependable support to overseas partners and their customers.

Ahead of Globalia’s 7th Annual Meeting in Bangkok, we get to know Worlding Co., Ltd., member of Globalia Logistics Network in Tokyo/Yokohama and Osaka, Japan. In this interview, Mr. Kazufumi Yukawa shares the company’s expertise in Japanese exports, its international growth ambitions, and the opportunities it hopes to develop through the network.

Established in 2010, Worlding has built a strong presence in Japan’s freight forwarding industry, supported by a team of approximately 80 staff and a network of offices across the country. With extensive experience in exporting used vehicles, automotive parts, machinery and other goods, the company handled 52,010 TEU across 95 destination countries in 2025. As a new member of Globalia, Worlding looks forward to connecting its expertise in Japan with trusted international partners and developing new business opportunities across the network.

Q. Could you briefly introduce your company and the main logistics services you provide?

A. Worlding Co., Ltd. is a Japan-based freight forwarder established in 2010, with our head office in Tokyo and offices in Osaka, Fukuoka, Kobe and other locations. We hold both Type I and Type II freight forwarding authorizations in Japan and have a team of approximately 80 staff with over 15 years of industry experience. We provide international ocean and air freight arrangements, inland transportation, container loading, customs clearance coordination and shipping documentation. Our team combines extensive logistics knowledge with practical expertise to develop comprehensive solutions tailored to each customer’s requirements.

One of our main specialties is exporting used goods from Japan, including vehicles, automotive parts, furniture and construction machinery. We are also a registered member of USS Auto Auction, enabling us to participate directly in its used-vehicle auctions in Japan. In 2025, we handled 52,010 TEU across 95 destination countries, equivalent to approximately 1,000 TEU per week. This operational scale, combined with our established relationships in the Japanese logistics market, allows us to provide dependable support to overseas partners and their customers.

Q. What motivated your company to join Globalia Logistics Network?

A. We joined Globalia to build relationships with reliable overseas partners and expand the services we can offer our customers beyond Japan. We believe that strong international partnerships are essential to providing dependable logistics solutions and creating new business opportunities. Globalia’s commitment to digital transformation, including tools such as FreightViewer, was another attraction for us. We see these tools as opportunities to improve efficiency and facilitate cooperation between members. The network’s exclusive membership model, with one member per location, also appealed to us because we believe it encourages closer relationships and a stronger commitment to developing business together.

Our established export business provides a solid foundation for cooperation with destination agents. By working closely with fellow members, we hope to connect our Japan-side expertise with their local capabilities, strengthen our presence in Europe and Africa, and explore new opportunities across the network.

Q. What are your key strengths or specialties that other members should know about?

A. Our main strength is our practical experience in exporting used goods from Japan. Japanese used products are valued worldwide for their quality and reliability, and we help overseas customers access this market through dependable export logistics. We handle approximately 1,000 TEU of exports per week, primarily used vehicles, automotive parts and other used goods. Our substantial shipment volumes and strong relationships with shipping lines help us secure competitive freight rates, reliable space allocations and suitable service options for our customers and overseas partners.

Used-goods shipments often require careful coordination with suppliers and yards, appropriate loading arrangements, and close attention to cargo condition and documentation. Our experienced team understands these operational requirements and supports partners throughout the Japan-side export process, from cargo collection and container loading to shipping arrangements and documentation. We believe that our combination of operational experience, established logistics relationships and commitment to customer service makes us a valuable partner for companies looking to develop business involving Japan.

In 2025, we handled 52,010 TEU across 95 destination countries, equivalent to approximately 1,000 TEU per week. This operational scale, combined with our established relationships in the Japanese logistics market, allows us to provide dependable support to overseas partners and their customers.

Q. Which markets, trade lanes, or industries do you focus on the most?

A. Our core business is ocean freight exports from Japan to the Middle East, Africa and Asia, with additional traffic to Europe and the Americas. The UAE is our largest destination market, followed by important markets such as Nigeria, Ghana, Thailand and the Philippines. We also handle shipments to South Africa, Kenya, Pakistan, Malaysia, Chile and other destinations worldwide.

Our main customer sectors include used vehicles and automotive parts, as well as used furniture, household goods and construction equipment. Beyond logistics, we are also active in international trading, purchasing used passenger cars, including luxury vehicles, trucks, construction machinery and solar panels in Japan for export and sale overseas. We also export Japanese sake, helping introduce Japanese products to international markets.

Looking ahead, we want to make full use of Globalia’s network to expand our import business into Japan and increase our handling of general cargo and project cargo. By combining our experience in Japan with fellow members’ local expertise, we hope to develop new opportunities across a broader range of industries and trade lanes.

Q. What opportunities are you hoping to develop through your membership in the network?

A. We hope to develop regular business with members who need a dependable logistics partner in Japan. Building on our established strength in used-goods exports, we are keen to expand our handling of general cargo, project cargo and imports into Japan through cooperation with Globalia members.

We are also looking for destination partners who can support our customers with local customs clearance, delivery and other services as required. We believe that successful partnerships should generate opportunities in both directions, allowing members to support one another’s customers while expanding their own international business.

With over 15 years of experience and a team that understands the practical requirements of international logistics, we are confident in our ability to develop solutions tailored to each shipment. Our aim is to build lasting partnerships that open new trade lanes, generate mutual business and broaden the range of services we can offer together.

Q. As a first-time attendee, what are you most looking forward to at the Annual Meeting in Bangkok?

A. We are looking forward to meeting fellow members in person and learning more about their businesses, local markets and priorities. We believe face-to-face meetings remain essential in every era and are one of the most important ways to build trust and establish lasting business relationships. Meeting personally allows us to understand one another better, discuss operational requirements and identify opportunities for cooperation. Our team from Tokyo and Osaka will attend, giving us the opportunity to discuss potential business directly with partners from different parts of the world. We are also excited to learn about the cultures and perspectives that members bring to the network. We would like to leave Bangkok with a clearer understanding of how we can support one another and with concrete opportunities that we can begin developing together.

Q. What message would you like to share with fellow members who may be meeting your team for the first time?

A. As the first company from Japan to attend this Annual Meeting, we look forward to sharing insights into Japan’s current market conditions and logistics environment. We would like fellow members to get to know our team, understand our capabilities and learn more about our approach to working with international partners.

If you have customers sourcing vehicles, automotive parts, machinery or other goods from Japan, we would be delighted to hear from you. Please feel free to approach us with an inquiry or even an early-stage business idea. We can help clarify the Japan-side arrangements and discuss how best to move the opportunity forward.

We are equally interested in learning about your company’s strengths and exploring how we can introduce your services to our customers. We hope that getting to know one another in Bangkok will lay the foundation for mutual trust and long-term cooperation.

Q. How do you see your company contributing to the collaboration and growth of the network?

A. We bring extensive knowledge of logistics in Japan, covering customs clearance, inland transportation, warehousing and local regulatory requirements. This expertise allows us to develop suitable logistics solutions for a wide range of cargo and operational needs, supporting fellow members with both exports from and imports into Japan.

We can also contribute our experience in used-goods shipments and the business opportunities generated by our established export traffic. We hope to involve fellow members whenever their destination services can add value for our customers, while providing dependable Japan-side support for their shipments. By sharing shipment opportunities and market information, communicating clearly and following through carefully on each inquiry, we aim to help fellow members expand their services and develop new business together. Whenever you need a logistics partner in Japan, you can count on Worlding. We will take the time to understand your requirements and work with you to find the right solution.

Quick Questions

In one sentence, how would you describe your company’s approach to customer service?

We listen carefully, respond promptly, communicate clearly and take responsibility for coordinating each shipment through to completion.

What is one type of shipment or project your team particularly enjoys handling?

We particularly enjoy coordinating containers of used vehicles and automotive parts, where careful planning and loading can make a real difference to the customer.

If a member visits your city, what is one place they should not miss?

Nihonbashi, near our Tokyo head office, is a wonderful place to discover traditional shops, Japanese food and sake while experiencing the city’s commercial history.

Three words that best describe your company.

Reliable. Agile. Innovative.

One thing partners can always expect when working with your team.

Personal attention and logistics solutions tailored to their needs.

As a Globalia member serving Osaka and Tokyo/Yokohama, Worlding brings valuable expertise in Japanese exports, particularly used vehicles, automotive parts and machinery. With established international trade lanes and a clear ambition to expand its import and general cargo business, the company looks forward to building trusted partnerships within the network and turning new connections into opportunities for mutual growth.

Meet AWATAC USA Ahead of Globalia’s Annual Meeting in Bangkok

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Our key strengths include high agility, hands-on customer care, strong connections with US ports and airports, and deep expertise in handling complex, time-critical shipments and specialised project cargo.

With the Globalia Annual Meeting in Bangkok approaching, we’re introducing some of the network’s new members ahead of the event, giving fellow attendees an opportunity to learn more about the companies they’ll soon meet in person. In this edition, we meet AWATAC USA Inc., a Houston-based logistics provider offering end-to-end global logistics solutions, from international freight forwarding to specialised project cargo and US warehousing and distribution.

Ahead of the meeting, we spoke with VV Srinivasa, Overseas Manager of AWATAC USA team about its services, key strengths, expectations from Globalia membership, and plans to develop new business opportunities with fellow members.

 

Q. Could you briefly introduce your company and the main logistics services you provide?

A. AWATAC USA Inc. provides end-to-end global logistics solutions, specialising in ocean freight, air freight, specialised project cargo, customs brokerage, and warehousing and distribution across the United States. Our goal is to support customers throughout the shipping process with solutions tailored to their individual logistics requirements.

Q. What motivated your company to join Globalia Logistics Network?

A. We joined Globalia to build strong, trustworthy partnerships worldwide that enable us to provide our clients with reliable door-to-door services across international markets. We believe that working closely with dependable agents in different countries is essential to delivering a consistent service and meeting our customers’ global logistics needs.

Q. What are your key strengths or specialties that other members should know about?

A. Our key strengths include high agility, hands-on customer care, strong connections with US ports and airports, and deep expertise in handling complex, time-critical shipments and specialised project cargo. We take a proactive approach to solving logistics challenges and work closely with our partners to ensure each shipment receives the attention it requires.

Q. Which markets, trade lanes, or industries do you focus on the most?

A. While we handle a broad range of cargo and destinations, a significant share of our business involves the Transpacific trade lane between the United States and Asia, the Transatlantic route between the United States and Europe, and trade lanes connecting the United States with Latin America. We serve several industries, including industrial, retail, technology, and energy, adapting our logistics solutions to the specific requirements of each sector.

Q. What opportunities are you hoping to develop through your membership in the network?

A. We aim to build long-term, bilateral partnerships with fellow members by becoming their primary and reliable handling partner in the United States. At the same time, we hope to establish dependable overseas partnerships that can support our outbound cargo and help us expand our international reach.

Q. As a first-time attendee, what are you most looking forward to at the Annual Meeting in Bangkok?

A. We look forward to meeting fellow members face-to-face, building personal trust, and getting to know potential partners beyond our initial business introductions. We are also keen to discover new opportunities for collaboration and develop business across trade lanes where our companies can work together.

Q. What message would you like to share with fellow members who may be meeting your team for the first time?

A. AWATAC USA is responsive, proactive, and fully committed to protecting our partners’ reputations while handling their clients’ cargo with care. Fellow members can count on us to take responsibility for their shipments and work diligently to deliver a positive experience for their customers.

Q. How do you see your company contributing to the collaboration and growth of the network?

A. We plan to contribute through active collaboration, prompt communication, and the generation of outbound sales leads for network partners. We are also committed to delivering reliable and efficient execution of US imports and exports, helping fellow members serve their customers with confidence.

Quick Questions with AWATAC USA

Q. In one sentence, how would you describe your company’s approach to customer service?

A. Our approach is transparent and proactive, with personalised communication at every stage to keep customers informed and ensure their needs are addressed.

Q. What is one type of shipment or project your team particularly enjoys handling?

A. We particularly enjoy handling complex heavy-lift project cargo and time-critical shipments.

Q. If a member visits your city, what is one place they should not miss?

A. Members visiting Houston should not miss Space Center Houston, where they can explore the history and achievements of human space exploration.

Q. Three words that best describe your company?

A. Anywhere. Anytime. Any Cargo. These words reflect our commitment to finding logistics solutions for our customers across locations, schedules, and cargo requirements.

Q. One thing partners can always expect when working with your team?

A. Partners can always expect honest communication and complete ownership of every consignment, with our team remaining proactive and accountable throughout the shipping process.

Meet Arnaud Logis: Nearly 200 Years of Logistics Experience, Now A Part of Globalia

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As a first-time attendee, we are especially looking forward to putting faces to the names behind the network and getting to know the people we may be working with in the future. For us, Globalia’s 7th Annual Meeting is a great opportunity to better understand how other members operate in their markets, exchange experiences, and identify areas where there is a genuine fit for cooperation.

Ahead of Globalia’s 7th Annual Meeting in Bangkok, we spoke with Mr. Hélder Ferreira, Airfreight Manager at Arnaud Logis, member in Lisbon and Porto, Portugal and Luanda / Cabinda, Angola. In this interview, he talks about his company’s strengths, its international ambitions, and the opportunities it sees within the Globalia community.

With nearly two centuries of history, Arnaud has built a strong reputation for reliability, expertise and continuous innovation in the logistics industry; the company provides integrated air, ocean and road freight solutions for domestic and international operations. As a new member of Globalia Logistics Network, Arnaud brings extensive experience in Portugal and Portuguese-speaking African markets, offering fellow members local expertise across important trade lanes and a broad range of logistics services.

Q. Could you briefly introduce Arnaud and the main logistics services you provide?

A. With nearly two centuries of history, Arnaud has built a solid reputation for excellence, reliability and continuous innovation. We specialize in air, ocean and road freight, providing integrated logistics solutions for domestic and international import and export operations, with a strong focus on efficiency, accuracy and operational excellence at every stage.

We combine local expertise with global reach to connect markets and support our customers’ growth. Our team is committed to delivering reliable, agile and tailored supply chain solutions, building long-term partnerships and creating lasting value for customers across a wide range of industries and international markets.

Q. Why did you join Globalia Logistics Network?

A. We joined Globalia Logistics Network to strengthen our international network of trusted partners and expand our ability to provide reliable logistics solutions worldwide. For Arnaud, strong relationships with experienced local agents are essential to delivering consistent, efficient service for our customers. Globalia allows us to build new partnerships, exchange business opportunities and work closely with companies that share our commitment to quality and long-term cooperation.

Q. What should fellow members know about Arnaud’s strengths?

A. Our key strengths lie in our extensive experience, multimodal expertise and strong presence in Portuguese-speaking African markets. We provide integrated solutions across ocean, air and road freight, as well as project cargo, customs, warehousing and distribution. We have a particularly strong track record in Angola, Cape Verde and Mozambique, supported by local knowledge, regular services and long-standing experience in these markets.

We also place great emphasis on flexibility, reliability and close coordination with our partners, allowing us to adapt each solution to the specific requirements of the cargo and the customer.

We hope this meeting will be the starting point for many new partnerships, and we look forward to showing fellow members where our experience, particularly in Portugal and Portuguese-speaking African markets, can add value to their business. Most of all, we are looking forward to meeting everyone, exchanging ideas and building relationships that go beyond a simple exchange of rates.

Q. Which markets and industries do you focus on?

A. Our main focus is on trade lanes connecting Portugal with Portuguese-speaking African markets, particularly Angola, Cape Verde and Mozambique, where we have extensive experience and strong local knowledge. We also handle regular traffic across Europe and worldwide through our ocean, air and road freight services.

In terms of industries, we work across a broad range of sectors, with particular experience in project cargo, industrial goods, pharmaceuticals and general cargo. Our approach is to provide tailored solutions according to the specific requirements of each shipment.

Q. What opportunities are you hoping to develop through Globalia?

A. Through our membership in Globalia, we hope to develop new business opportunities, strengthen cooperation with reliable partners in different markets and expand our international reach. We are particularly interested in building long-term relationships that can generate mutual traffic, support new trade lanes and allow us to offer our customers an even broader and more competitive global service. We see the network as an opportunity to exchange market knowledge, identify new areas for cooperation and develop joint solutions with other members.

Q. As a first-time attendee, what are you most looking forward to at the Globalia Annual Meeting?

A. As a first-time attendee, we are especially looking forward to putting faces to the names behind the network and getting to know the people we may be working with in the future. For us, the Annual Meeting is a great opportunity to better understand how other members operate in their markets, exchange experiences, and identify areas where there is a genuine fit for cooperation. We are also looking forward to introducing Arnaud, our experience and the markets where we can bring particular value to the network.

Q. What would you like to say to members meeting your team for the first time?

A. We are very pleased to be joining the Globalia community and to have the opportunity to meet many of its members in person. Arnaud is a company that values close relationships, clear communication and long-term cooperation. We hope this meeting will be the starting point for many new partnerships, and we look forward to showing fellow members where our experience, particularly in Portugal and Portuguese-speaking African markets, can add value to their business. Most of all, we are looking forward to meeting everyone, exchanging ideas and building relationships that go beyond a simple exchange of rates.

Q. How do you see Arnaud contributing to the collaboration and growth of Globalia?

A. Arnaud can bring to the network extensive experience in Portugal and Portuguese-speaking African markets, combined with a practical and hands-on approach to each operation. Our presence in Portugal, together with our experience in Angola, Cape Verde and Mozambique, allows us to support fellow members with shipments involving these markets, including more complex operations such as project cargo and time-sensitive or specialized freight.

As a Globalia member in Lisbon, Porto, Luanda and Cabinda, Arnaud is well positioned to support fellow members looking to develop business between Portugal, Angola and other Portuguese-speaking African markets. With a long history in logistics and a clear focus on building lasting partnerships, Arnaud looks forward to making new connections in the Globalia community and turning those connections into opportunities for mutual growth.

 

Globalia Logistics Network Partners with Saudi Maritime & Logistics Congress 2026

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The Saudi Maritime and Logistics Conference will take place from 21 – 22 October 2026 at Jeddah Superdome

Globalia Logistics Network is pleased to announce its media partnership with the Saudi Maritime & Logistics Congress 2026, taking place on 21–22 October 2026 at the Jeddah Superdome in Saudi Arabia.  The seventh edition of the Saudi Maritime & Logistics Congress will bring together more than 15,000 attendees, 200 exhibitors and 120 speakers representing more than 90 countries. The event is designed to connect shipping and maritime professionals, logistics providers, port authorities, technology companies, suppliers and other industry stakeholders.

The exhibition will feature more than 200 companies showcasing maritime equipment and logistics services, while the conference programme will offer keynote speeches, panel discussions and workshops led by industry experts and policymakers. Networking is also a central part of the event, with attendees given opportunities to connect with decision-makers, suppliers and potential business partners.

The Maritime and Logistics Industry Meets in Jeddah

The 2026 Congress will take place at the Jeddah Superdome, bringing the event to Jeddah on 21–22 October. The organisers highlight the venue as a central location for bringing together the maritime and logistics community in Saudi Arabia. The event will provide an opportunity to connect with organisations across the maritime and logistics value chain, including shipowners, operators, ports and terminals, freight forwarders and logistics providers, shipyards, marine equipment manufacturers, technology providers and classification societies.

Five Areas Shaping the Future of Maritime Logistics

The 2026 conference programme will explore five key areas influencing the future of the industry: Trade Corridors, Connectivity & Geopolitical Fragmentation; Ports, Logistics & Industrial Competitiveness; Energy Transition in Maritime and Logistics; Infrastructure Investment and Economic Development; and Technology, Resilience & Maritime Security.

The sessions will examine how changing geopolitical conditions are affecting trade routes and cargo flows, how ports are developing into wider logistics and industrial hubs, and how the maritime sector is responding to the transition towards lower-carbon operations. The programme will also address infrastructure investment, digital transformation, cyber risks and the resilience of critical maritime operations. With more than 120 speakers scheduled to participate, the Congress will offer attendees the opportunity to hear directly from industry leaders and specialists working across these areas.

Building Connections Across the Maritime and Logistics Value Chain

For logistics professionals, the Congress provides a setting to meet potential partners and customers, exchange knowledge and gain a closer understanding of developments in the Saudi market. The organisers expect more than 15,000 attendees and 200+ exhibiting companies, creating opportunities for business conversations across different parts of the maritime and logistics sector.

For Globalia members, the Saudi Maritime & Logistics Congress 2026 offers an opportunity to connect with professionals across the maritime and logistics value chain while gaining a closer look at developments influencing Saudi Arabia’s position in international trade. From evolving trade corridors and port development to digitalisation, infrastructure and energy transition, the event provides a setting to exchange knowledge, discover new business possibilities and build relationships with potential partners in Saudi Arabia and international markets.

 

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Rishi Desai from Globalia Hazira Surat on Growth, Partnerships, and the Power of Networking

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“Having already been part of several logistics networks, we wanted to align ourselves with a network that prioritizes the quality of its agents over sheer quantity. We are proud to say that being part of the network has helped us secure a substantial volume of business and build valuable long-term collaborations.”

As Globalia Logistics Network marks its 10th anniversary, we are speaking with members who have helped shape the network’s success through their commitment, collaboration, and active participation. In this special interview with Rishi Desai, Director of LogiBeats, Globalia member in Hazira Surat, India, we get to know about the company’s journey, the value it has gained from the network, and its vision for the future of freight forwarding.

From building long-term partnerships across continents to embracing new industry trends, Rishi shares his insights on what makes Globalia a valuable community and why active participation continues to be the key to lasting success.

Q. Could you briefly introduce LogiBeats and tell us about your company’s journey so far?

A. Founded in January 2017 as Caretaker Logistics with just three dedicated employees, LogiBeats has grown into a thriving organization of over 32 professionals. As we approach a successful decade in the logistics industry, we proudly serve more than 500 trusted customers through several branches across India. Rooted in Surat, the textile and diamond capital of India and home to the port city of Hazira, LogiBeats continues to expand its footprint while staying true to its values of reliability, efficiency, and customer trust.

Q. What initially motivated you to join the network?

A. Globalia is a unique platform that grants entry to only a single agent from each region, ensuring exclusivity and quality representation. Having already been part of several logistics networks, we wanted to align ourselves with a network that prioritizes the quality of its agents over sheer quantity.

“We are living in a new world where war, AI, automation, and abrupt policy changes have been accepted as the “normal.” At LogiBeats, we recognize these shifts and are continuously evolving to meet them head-on. Our strategy includes recruiting fresh talent and enhancing the skill sets of our existing team members, ensuring that we remain agile, resilient, and future-ready in this dynamic environment.”

Q. Looking back, what have been the biggest benefits of being part of Globalia?

A. We are proud to share that we have secured a substantial volume of business from India to Colombia and a few project cargoes to Africa. Moreover, these opportunities have also strengthened our confidence in the value of working with trusted network partners.

Q. Your company is one of the network’s most active members. Why do you believe it’s important to stay actively engaged?

A. Being active helps an organization promote its services to members within the network. One of Globalia’s unique incentives is the referral program, which helps organizations earn discounts on their membership fee.

Q. Have you developed any valuable partnerships, friendships, or long-term business relationships through Globalia? Could you share an example?

A. Yes, we have built a very strong, long-lasting business relationship with the agent North Carga S.A.S., Globalia member in Bogota, Colombia. Through them, we have gained access to some of the country’s biggest pharmaceutical companies. We can firmly confirm that North Carga has been our loyal partner since June 2025. Additionally, over the years, we have successfully managed numerous shipments, but two in particular stand out for the project business they generated for our company. These shipments were facilitated through trusted network partners and contributed meaningfully to our growth.

Q. What advice would you give to members who are not yet taking full advantage of the opportunities the network offers?

A. We have been observing the significant volume of business being exchanged within the network. At LogiBeats, our philosophy has always been to consign shipments to our network partners, as we believe this is the best way to initiate relationships that grow into long-lasting collaborations. We strongly encourage all partners within the network to adopt the same approach, fostering mutual trust and sustainable growth for everyone involved.

Q. Logistics is constantly evolving. What trends do you think will have the greatest impact on the industry over the next few years, and how is LogiBeats preparing for them?

A. We are living in a new world where war, AI, automation, and abrupt policy changes have been accepted as the “normal.” At LogiBeats, we recognize these shifts and are continuously evolving to meet them head-on. Our strategy includes recruiting fresh talent and enhancing the skill sets of our existing team members, ensuring that we remain agile, resilient, and future-ready in this dynamic environment.

Q. As Globalia celebrates its 10th anniversary, what are your hopes for the network’s future?

A. We sincerely hope that Globalia continues to expand its territory and strengthen its agent network, thereby creating even greater opportunities for collaboration. In addition, we believe that conducting webinars and training sessions on current market topics would add significant value to members.

Regional webinars, such as Inter-Asia and Inter-Africa sessions, would further enhance visibility and foster stronger connections among agents within the network. These initiatives would not only enrich knowledge but also build deeper engagement and trust among partners.

Q. Finally, what message would you like to share with your fellow Globalia members?

A. It is a great group of people and a great community to work with. At LogiBeats, we firmly believe that consigning shipments within the network is the best way to initiate relationships that grow into long-lasting partnerships. We encourage all fellow members to embrace this philosophy by supporting one another, exchanging business, and building visibility across regions. Together, we can strengthen the network, create sustainable growth, and ensure that Globalia continues to stand out as a community that values quality over quantity. Let us move forward united, with a shared vision of reliability, transparency, and mutual success.

Globalia Ludhiana Showcases Logistics Expertise at India International Cargo Show 2026

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They leveraged the exhibition to strengthen industry connections, gain market insights, and highlight their comprehensive logistics capabilities

Goodwings Maritime Pvt. Ltd., Globalia member in Ludhiana, India, successfully participated in the India International Cargo Show (IICS) 2026, using the event as a platform to connect with logistics professionals, exchange industry insights, and build new partnerships with stakeholders from across the globe. Throughout the three-day exhibition, the Goodwings Maritime team welcomed visitors to Booth J26, where they engaged in productive discussions on the evolving logistics landscape and explored opportunities for collaboration with freight forwarders, shippers, and supply chain experts.

Globalia Ludhiana, participates in the India International Cargo Show

The event brought together key players from the transportation and logistics sector, providing an ideal environment for knowledge sharing and business development. The exhibition also enabled the company to showcase its comprehensive logistics capabilities while gaining valuable insights into emerging market trends and customer requirements.

“The India International Cargo Show 2026 was an excellent opportunity to engage with industry professionals, exchange ideas, and strengthen relationships that drive long-term growth,” says Ms. Anshu Singh from Goodwings Maritime. “Every conversation at our booth reinforced our belief that successful logistics is built on trust, collaboration, and a shared commitment to delivering value. We are grateful to everyone who took the time to connect with us and look forward to turning these interactions into lasting partnerships.”

Active participation in leading industry events such as IICS 2026, is helping Goodwings Maritime to strengthen its global presence and reaffirm its dedication to providing reliable, customer-focused logistics solutions.

Congratulations to Goodwings Maritime and all the best for their upcoming projects!

Interview with CIS Global Services SRL: Reflecting on a Decade of Trust, Collaboration, and International Growth

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“What I appreciate most is that Globalia always stood by us during the challenging moments. The team never exposed our company or jeopardized the relationships we had built over the years. Instead, they showed understanding, support, and genuine solidarity. That level of human commitment is something we deeply value and sets this network apart.”

As Globalia Logistics Network celebrates its 10th anniversary, we spoke with Mr David Guillermo Maidana, General Manager of CIS Global Services SRL, Globalia member in Buenos Aires Argentina. As a member that has been part of Globalia Logistics Network since its early years, Mr David Guillermo Maidana, General Manager of CIS Global Services SRL, has witnessed the network’s evolution from a promising initiative into one of the industry’s most trusted logistics networks. In this interview, he reflects on a decade of collaboration, discusses how Globalia supported his company through challenging times, and shares why trust, commitment, and strong personal relationships remain the foundation of lasting success in international freight forwarding.

Q: What does being a member of Globalia Logistics Network mean to CIS Global Services?

A: For us, being part of Globalia means belonging to a true international logistics family. It is much more than a business network. It is a community of professionals built on trust, commitment, and mutual collaboration. Those values are what have made our experience so meaningful over the last ten years.

Q: CIS Global Services has been part of the network since its early days. How would you describe this journey?

A: It has been an extraordinary experience. We have had the privilege of watching Globalia grow from its beginnings into one of the world’s most respected logistics networks. At the same time, our own company has evolved alongside it, creating valuable partnerships and expanding our international reach.

Q: Argentina has experienced significant economic challenges over the past decade. How did your relationship with Globalia help during those periods?

A: Anyone familiar with Argentina knows that we have faced numerous economic and financial crises. Despite those difficulties, CIS Global Services always honoured its commitments and responsibilities to fellow network members.

What I appreciate most is that Globalia always stood by us during those challenging moments. The team never exposed our company or jeopardized the relationships we had built over the years. Instead, they showed understanding, support, and genuine solidarity. That level of human commitment is something we deeply value and sets this network apart.

Q: How has Globalia contributed to the growth of your company?

A: Globalia has played a significant role in our development. The network has helped us strengthen our international presence, create new business opportunities, and build lasting relationships with reliable agents around the world. Over the years, we have also reinforced our financial and international structure. Today, we operate bank accounts in the United States, allowing us to facilitate transactions and provide more efficient solutions to our business partners worldwide.

For us, being part of Globalia means belonging to a true international logistics family. It is much more than a business network. It is a community of professionals built on trust, commitment, and mutual collaboration. Those values are what have made our experience so meaningful over the last ten years.

Q: What are some of the current projects and goals for CIS Global Services?

A: We are currently working towards obtaining the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) certification, which reflects our commitment to security, transparency, and operational excellence throughout the international supply chain. It is an important milestone that will further strengthen the quality of the services we provide to our customers and partners.

Q: Would you recommend Globalia to other freight forwarders?

A: Without hesitation. I would recommend Globalia Logistics Network to any freight forwarder looking to expand internationally. But beyond the business opportunities, I would recommend it because of the quality of the people and the values that have guided this network for the past decade.

Q: What advice would you give to new members joining the network?

A: As a veteran within the network, I would advice new members to get involved, build relationships, and make the most of every opportunity to connect with fellow agents. The real value of Globalia lies in its people and in the trust that is built day after day through collaboration and mutual support.

Q: Finally, what message would you like to share with the Globalia team on its 10th anniversary?

A: I would like to thank the entire Globalia team for ten years of dedication, vision, and hard work. For CIS Global Services, it has been a true honour to be part of this story from the very beginning. Happy 10th Anniversary, Globalia. We look forward to continuing this journey and growing together for many years to come.

 

Globalia Madrid Strengthens Its Airfreight Division in Spain with the Return of Pablo Fornos

Posted on | by Tamishra

The new addition to their air freight reinforces the company’s commitment to operational excellence and stronger air cargo solutions for Globalia partners

Mondiale VGL, Globalia member in Madrid, Spain, has announced the return of Pablo Fornos as the company’s new Airfreight Manager for Spain, based at its Madrid office. The appointment marks a strategic step in strengthening the company’s airfreight operations and enhancing support for partners across the network.

Pablo Fornos brings with him extensive experience in the air cargo sector, having previously held senior management roles at leading logistics companies. His return to Mondiale VGL combines in-depth familiarity with the company’s operational culture alongside the broader leadership expertise he has developed throughout his career in the logistics industry.

“At Mondiale VGL, we are constantly looking for ways to strengthen our service capabilities and deliver greater value to our partners,” said  Alfredo Rossi, Country Manager at Mondiale VGL. “Pablo’s return is especially meaningful because he not only understands our organization from within, but also brings fresh industry insight and strong leadership experience that will help us continue growing our airfreight operations in Spain.”

With Fornos leading the Spanish airfreight division, Mondiale VGL aims to further enhance operational efficiency, develop more competitive airfreight solutions, and reinforce the reliability and precision expected across the Globalia network.

Commenting on his appointment, Pablo Fornos stated, “I am very pleased to return to Mondiale VGL and reconnect with both the team and our international partners. The Spanish market continues to offer significant opportunities in airfreight, and I look forward to contributing to the company’s growth while supporting Globalia members with efficient and competitive logistics solutions.”

The company believes the appointment will create new business opportunities for network partners seeking stronger airfreight support in Spain.

Congratulations to Mondiale VGL on their new recruitment and all the best for their upcoming projects!