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U-Freight Group launches logistics service for e-commerce startups

Nina ChamloubyNina Chamlou
March 21, 2019
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U-Freight Group has launched a new product to assist startups and small businesses with their logistics needs, which it calls “e+ Solutions,” mainly to address demand for trans-Pacific logistics services from smaller e-commerce players.

The Hong Kong-based forwarder’s services, such as inbound management, stocking, picking and packing, and door-to-door delivery, will utilize its e-commerce fulfillment center in Hong Kong. Services will be available in three packages, costing between HKD$128 and $1,380 per month.

The group has a network of Chinese and North American logistics facility locations – its most recent an 80,000-square-foot facility in the Los Angeles area, which opened last April.

To learn more about the service, visit the company’s website.

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