May 07 | 2019
M-Star Projects Powered by Herfurth Logistics
Transport services provider M-Star Freight Services has launched a new corporate project division, designed to deliver “tailor-made solutions in the logistics execution of large-scale industrial projects.”
The division, M-Star Projects powered by Herfurth Logistics, will focus on companies active in chemical and petrochemical, energy, engineering, procurement & construction, mining, oil and gas, power plants, shipbuilding, and sustainable solutions amongst other sectors. It will be led by teams in in the Netherlands and Georgia.
"It has been over two years since the Herfurth Group took over M-Star Freight Agencies. Those two years gave our different project logistics departments the time to get to know and meet each other in order to optimise and integrate the competences and know-how of the two companies and to give birth to a new organization called M-Star Projects,” a spokesperson for M-Star said.
M-Star Freight Services is a member of the Project Logistics Alliance, which connects pre-qualified project connects forwarders in 88 countries worldwide.
Photo: M-Star workers load cargo. Credit: MSFS
The division, M-Star Projects powered by Herfurth Logistics, will focus on companies active in chemical and petrochemical, energy, engineering, procurement & construction, mining, oil and gas, power plants, shipbuilding, and sustainable solutions amongst other sectors. It will be led by teams in in the Netherlands and Georgia.
"It has been over two years since the Herfurth Group took over M-Star Freight Agencies. Those two years gave our different project logistics departments the time to get to know and meet each other in order to optimise and integrate the competences and know-how of the two companies and to give birth to a new organization called M-Star Projects,” a spokesperson for M-Star said.
M-Star Freight Services is a member of the Project Logistics Alliance, which connects pre-qualified project connects forwarders in 88 countries worldwide.
Photo: M-Star workers load cargo. Credit: MSFS
