Pharmaceutical

In September of this year, the AsstrA-Associated Traffic AG group of companies opened its first office in France. The city of Lyon was chosen for the location of the transport and logistics provider’s first office in the country.

The idea of life extension has fascinated humanity since ancient times. In the 21st century, the search for immortality inspired scientific and technological progress.

Transports to and from China are becoming more and more popular among Clients of the AsstrA-Associated Traffic AG international transportation and logistics corporate group.

The AsstrA-Associated Traffic AG corporate group sums up its results for the first half of 2019.

At the end of 2018, compared to 2017 revenue was up 195% for the dedicated division providing comprehensive logistics services for the pharmaceutical industry.

The largest Estonian distributor of medical equipment appealed to international transport and logistics provider AsstrA-Associated Traffic AG to organize the supply of medical equipment from China to Belarus via Lithuania.

Europe is not just about the European Union. It is also worth remembering the significant road transport export and import potential of Southeastern Europe, including the Balkan Peninsula.

In every logistics project, time matters. But in the medical industry, lives can depend on it. AsstrA Polska continues to serve the evolving needs of the health sector.

International transport and logistics provider AsstrA-Associated Traffic AG won a recent tender for the door-to-door transportation of tobacco products.

AsstrA specialists visited two key conferences devoted to the development of port logistics in the Azov-Black Sea and Caspian regions.

International transport and logistics company AsstrA-Associated Traffic AG has been specializing in organizing rail transport solutions for many years. Small and medium-sized companies as well as global leaders in various industries trust AsstrA’s extensive experience and high-quality services. From 2015 – 2017, the total number of wagons sent increased almost 6 times to 4,500. Turnover from rail transport in 2017 amounted to 18.7 million euros.