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Globalia Logistics Network Partners with Breakbulk Americas 2026

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Breakbulk Americas 2026 will take place from 22–23 September 2026 at the George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas

Globalia Logistics Network is the Official Partner of Breakbulk Americas 2026, the leading and longest-running exhibition for the project cargo and breakbulk industry in the Americas. The 2026 edition comes as the U.S. project market enters a major investment cycle, with significant developments in manufacturing, critical minerals, advanced nuclear, semiconductor fabrication, data centres, and power generation driving demand for project cargo and specialised logistics services.

The event will bring together project owners, EPCs, manufacturers, carriers, ports, freight forwarders, and equipment providers, including major companies such as Bechtel, ExxonMobil, Fluor, GE, Shell, and SpaceX. The event is designed to provide direct access to the decision-makers responsible for selecting transport and logistics partners for major projects.

A Programme Designed Around Project Owners

Under the theme Moving Projects Forward, Breakbulk Americas 2026 will feature a redesigned conference programme focused on the opportunities emerging from the current project investment cycle.

The programme will run across two stages, including the Breakbulk Live stage, featuring headline sessions and an Energy Opportunity Super Session, and the new Voices Stage, which will offer more interactive sessions and an Innovation Pitch programme connecting new solutions with project executives and technology leaders.

The event will also introduce NextWave 30, extending the Education Day programme to early-career professionals and supporting the development of future talent within the project cargo industry.

A change for Globalia Members to Connect with Project Cargo Opportunities

Breakbulk Americas offers freight forwarders an important platform to connect directly with project owners, EPCs, manufacturers, carriers, ports, and other key stakeholders involved in major infrastructure and energy projects.

Globalia encourages its members to participate in Breakbulk Americas 2026 as a valuable opportunity to strengthen their professional networks, connect with major project cargo decision-makers, and gain insights into the investment and infrastructure developments creating new logistics opportunities across the Americas.

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As demand for project cargo continues to grow alongside major investments in energy, manufacturing, technology, and infrastructure, collaboration across the project logistics supply chain is becoming increasingly important. Through its partnership with Breakbulk Americas 2026, Globalia Logistics Network strengthens its engagement with the project cargo community while creating further opportunities for its members to connect with potential business partners and industry leaders.

Globalink Logistics is Leading the Way in Heavy and Out of Gauge Cargo Transportation

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They recently carried out the seamless delivery of oversized cargo weighing a massive 90,200 kg from China to Kazakhstan

Globalink Logistics has solidified its position as one of the market leaders in heavy and abnormal transportation, delivering unparalleled precision, reliability, and experience in complex projects. The company recently completed a high-stakes project, transporting critical equipment from Wuhan, China, to Osakarovka, Kazakhstan, showcasing their asset-backed solutions and seasoned logistics professionals. They are Globalia members in Yerevan in Armenia, Turkmenbashi and Ashgabat in Turkmenistan, Tbilisi and Poti in Georgia, Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan, Baku in Azerbaijan, Atyrau, Nursultan (Astana), Aktau, and Almaty in Kazakhstan, Moscow and St. Petersburg in Russia, Kiev (Kyiv) in Ukraine, Dushanbe in Tajikistan, and Tashkent in Uzbekistan.

The cargo consisted of four main body transformers, each measuring L 6.70m X W 3.10m X H 4.00m and weighing a massive 90,200 kg. This project had an unusually tight delivery schedule, which left no room for error. However, handling high-stakes situations is where Globalink truly shines. Despite the size and complexity of the load, the Globalink teams in China and Kazakhstan were up to the challenge.The heavy and abnormal nature of the transformers required tailored solutions, from securing special permits to navigating complex customs regulations. But the result was a seamless, door-to-door delivery on time, just as promised.

Oversized Cargo by Globalink Logistics

 

Coordinating the transportation of such large components over vast distances through varied terrain was a challenging task that required specialized vehicles, meticulous route planning, and extensive knowledge of local regulations across borders.”Our capabilities ensured that all necessary equipment, including low-bed trailers and cranes, were available exactly when needed. By managing every stage of the journey—from loading in Wuhan, Hubei province, to final delivery in Osakarovka, Karaganda region—we demonstrated our commitment to zero-margin-of-error logistics,” says Binur Zeinelova, Corporate Communications Manager of Globalink Logistics.

Congratulations to Globalink Logistics and all the best for their upcoming projects!

Overseas transportation of a drying station system handled by Globalia Porto

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The shipment that was sent from Portugal to Tunisia necessitated the use of specialized equipment

Sunvilog, Globalia member in Porto, Portugal, has efficiently transported a drying station system from Portugal to Tunisia. With over 25 years of experience, they expertly handled the complex shipment involving multiple stages and specialized equipment. This operation highlighted their skill to manage complex shipments and and delivering innovative services.

The shipment originated in Portugal and was destined for Sfax, Tunisia. The drying station system, a sizable and intricate piece of equipment, required meticulous planning and coordination. Jose Carlos Silva, Manager at Sunvilog, detailed the specifics of the shipment: “We utilized 40′ Open Top (OT) and Flat Rack (FR) container due to the dimensions of the cargo, which required special inland transport arrangements.”

The team arranged special inland transport for the oversized cargo, loaded it onto a flat rack, and then transported it to the departure harbor in Portugal. From there, Maersk ensured the shipment’s safe passage to Sfax, Tunisia.

Sunvilog Drying station system
Sunvilog moves a drying station system

 

Sunvilog, which provides air, maritime, express, and land transport solutions, additionally supported this shipment with lashing, securing, and packaging. ‘We loaded all the cargo in a single shipment, making all necessary arrangements, including special inland transport, cranes, lashing, and more,’ Silva explained. “The complexity of the operation required careful coordination and expert handling to ensure the safety and integrity of the cargo throughout the journey.”

This shipment presented several challenges, particularly due to the size and weight of the drying station system. However, their experience and thorough planning ensured a smooth and successful transport.

Congratulations to Globalia Porto for successfully handling this complicated cargo!

GLB Piraeus joins forces with GLB Frankfurt to transport a semi-automatic flatbed die cutter

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The members of the two companies perfectly coordinated with each other and moved the shipment on time despite the challenges posed by the lockdown

Feroniki SA International Shipping and Forwarding Logistics Services, Globalia member in Piraeus, Greece, teamed up with Euko Logistics, Globalia member in Frankfurt, Germany, to move a shipment of a semi-automatic die cutter. The cargo was moved from Busan, South Korea, to Sofia, Bulgaria, via Thessaloniki Port with a 40 flat rack container. While Euko Logistics arranged for sea freight from Busan to Thessaloniki Port, Feroniki SA was in charge of custom procedures at the port and delivery to Sofia.

The cargo which weighed 30,000 Kg necessitated the arrangement for special trucks, road permission and escort vehicles for the road transport.

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“We were pressed for time while the Labour Day holiday and the COVID-19 lockdown also added to our worries. However, timely coordination on part of both the teams allowed us to hand over the shipment to the consignee right on time! We are very happy to have worked with Euko Logistics are we are looking forward to working with more Globalia partners in the near future.” says Mr. Nikos Liberopoulos, the Sales Manager of Feroniki SA.

Congratulations to Feroniki for carrying out this collaboration shipment and wishing them the very best for their future projects!