Dachser has moved 138 tons of automotive project cargo between Brazil and Mexico using road and shortsea routes in the midst of restrictions caused by. the coronavirus. The breakbulk consignment contained a compressor machine and 14 accessory items.
The US arm of German logistics company Dachser has transported 138 tons of automotive manufacturing machinery from Jundiai, Brazil to Silao, Mexico for a tier one supplier.
In collaboration with its teams in Brazil and Mexico, Dachser USA moved a compressor machine, which weighed 125 tons and 14 pieces of accessory equipment. The heavy-lift cargo was moved via a multi-axle platform trailer through the streets of Brazil following pre-approved routes toward the port of Santos in Sao Paolo.
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