Freight forwarder Crane Worldwide Logistics is taking aim at growth in northern Europe with a series of new office openings across the Nordics.
The Houston-headquartered has this year opened new offices in Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Stavanger to strengthen its presence in northern Europe and “enhance its ability to support customers with integrated logistics solutions throughout Scandinavia and global markets”.
The company added that the Nordic region plays a significant role in international trade, advanced manufacturing, life sciences, technology, renewable energy and industrial production.
“With operations now established in Denmark, Sweden and Norway, Crane Worldwide Logistics is well positioned to support customers seeking resilient, flexible and scalable supply chain solutions throughout the region,” the forwarder explained.
Crane Worldwide Logistics chief executive Jared Crane said: “Denmark, Sweden and Norway are home to some of the world’s most innovative and globally connected industries.
“By establishing local operations in Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Stavanger, we are strengthening our ability to provide the expertise, responsiveness and tailored logistics solutions our customers need to navigate today’s complex global supply chains.”
The company has been expanding its presence in Europe this year. Back in April, the company announced the official opening of its new office and bonded warehouse in Madrid, Spain.
The acquisition was made possible through the acquisition of Blue Cargo. The Madrid facility is located in Coslada, four miles from Madrid-Barajas International Airport, and offers bonded warehouse operations.
