Priority Freight has transported two tons of automotive parts from suppliers in China to an unnamed OEM customer in Spain. The time-critical logistics provider had to ensure the delivery of the parts, which came from two different manufacturing sites in Tianjin, in 48 hours.
Priority Freight said it prepared the relevant customs paperwork and secured two vehicles to pick up the parts as soon as the factories in China started production. From the plants the parts were transferred to Shanghai airport for the first flight out on Friday.
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