M'Ocean Logistics has completed a complex project cargo movement covering Germany, Belgium, the United States, and Canada, managing the transport of heavy and sensitive units under a tightly coordinated schedule.

The cargo was collected in Southern Germany, moved to the export terminal in Belgium, and shipped via RoRo on 40ft MAFI trailers to Baltimore, USA, before final delivery to Laval, Quebec, Canada. The shipment comprised three units, including two large crates with significant weight and dimensional constraints, requiring careful planning around load distribution and lifting operations.

Due to the extreme point load and cargo characteristics, container transport was ruled out following technical evaluation. The movement was executed using direct crane loading and RoRo equipment to ensure stability, safety, and adherence to the customer’s urgent timeline.

A clear example of project logistics driven by engineering assessment, risk control, and disciplined execution.

Congratulations to Jan-Moritz Höler and the M'Ocean Logistics team on the successful delivery of this multi-stage project movement.

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