Europa expands into mainland China

Angus Hind: "This new office marks the start of further Europa Air & Sea expansion in 2022." Photo Europa

Europa Air & Sea is expanding its footprint into mainland China with the launch of a new office in Shanghai.

Europa Shanghai is expected to facilitate the business’ growth plans and allows for local in-house coverage from both Shanghai and Ningbo airports/ports and the surrounding regions.

Angus Hind, Europa Air & Sea director, commented: “We’re delighted to be extending our investment and therefore our direct service offering in China. This new office marks the start of further Europa Air & Sea expansion in 2022.”

Part of Europa Worldwide Group, which provides both domestic and international freight forwarding and logistics services, Europa Air & Sea has been established in Hong Kong since 2011.

Since launching as a separate division in 2015, Europa Air & Sea has seen robust growth. Currently the division has teams located across the UK as well as the dedicated Hong Kong and new Shanghai site.      

Europa Air & Sea has grown and invested in centralising its air services in Heathrow and its sea services in Birmingham. Over the past two years the division has added at least one Air & Sea business development manager at each of the Europa Worldwide Group’s 13 branches throughout the UK.

Europa Worldwide Group, with sites in the UK, Hong Kong, and Belgium, has five divisions – Road, Air & Sea, Warehouse, Contact Centre and Continental Cargo Carriers.

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