New “high calibre” forwarder network launched

A new freight forwarder network is being launched that will only accept the “highest calibre” members in each air and seaport location.
The new Globalia Logistics Network is being developed by the Conqueror Freight Network and will have strict qualifying requirements. Applications for the network are now being accepted.
Globalia founder Antonio Torres explained the importance of networks for independent forwarders: “With the multinationals taking more and more of their business daily, independent forwarders find themselves in a cooperate or die situation which rogue network operators are exploiting.
“In the last decade, the majority of the emerging networks have only been interested in one thing; collecting a membership fee. None offer the rigorous selection process we do, none offer the financial security we do and none offer the daily support and amount of quality complimentary marketing tools we do.
“Some might say that what we are launching is not new, and they would be right. We are offering the same opportunities as Conqueror but for a new group of first class companies, allowing them to work with the same calibre of agents as themselves worldwide.”
Applicants for Globalia will undergo a tough selection process including external auditing and those one in ten applicants accepted will enjoy the first six months free. 

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