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Glotrans Participates in VIFA EXPO 2024 International Fair
On February 26, 2024, Glotrans is pleased to participate in the VIFA EXPO 2024 International Fair - the 15th Vietnam International Woodworking & Handicrafts Export Fair at the Sky Expo Vietnam Exhibition Center, Quang Trung Software Park, District 12, Ho Chi Minh City.
VIFA EXPO is a prestigious annual event that attracts a large number of businesses in the wood and handicraft export industry from Vietnam and abroad. This year, the exhibition gathers more than 600 businesses with over 2,000 booths, showcasing a variety of high-quality wood and handicraft products to meet the needs of the domestic and international markets.
Glotrans participates in the exhibition with the desire to introduce to customers optimal logistics solutions for the wood and handicraft industry. In addition, as a freight forwarder licensed by the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission, Glotrans is capable of independently signing service contracts directly with shipping lines on US routes, as well as issuing sea waybills for export shipments to the US market. This helps customers not only optimize freight costs but also work directly with domestic carriers that meet the standards of the US Federal Maritime Commission in a convenient and timely manner.
Glotrans believes that its participation in VIFA EXPO 2024 will contribute to promoting cooperation and development in the logistics sector for the wood and handicraft industry. With a team of experienced employees and a wide network, Glotrans is committed to providing the most professional and reputable logistics services to meet the needs of customers.
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