What difficulties arise during freight transport from Turkey to Russia?
Cargo shipping, especially international shipping, can face various challenges that can affect the efficiency and safety of cargo transport. Here are a few examples of common problems that companies in the cargo shipping industry face:
Difficulties with customs
The difficulties with customs procedures can slow down delivery. Differences in customs regulations between countries require careful adherence and up-to-date knowledge.
Unforeseen delays
Unfavourable weather conditions, natural disasters, political or social conflicts can lead to unforeseen delays in deliveries. Especially in winter, roads through the mountains in Georgia cause a lot of difficulties and delays in deliveries.
High customs duties and fees
High rates of customs duties and fees can put additional financial pressure on companies involved in global trade.
Difficulties in choosing an optimal route
Choosing the best delivery route, taking into account cost, time and safety, can be a challenge, especially when there are different transport options available.
Bureaucratic obstacles
Bureaucratic complexities such as uncoordinated documents or changes in legislation can cause difficulties in the delivery process.
Cargo safety
Security problems can arise during transport, especially when passing through regions with high crime rates or when transporting valuable goods.
Sanctions of Western countries
Ban on transporting goods through EU countries. Thanks to the fact that we have a huge fleet of vehicles with EU plates, we have not encountered this problem. We freely transport goods through the EU countries.
Problems with infrastructure
Infrastructure deficiencies, such as poor roads or lack of modern ports, can slow down the delivery process and affect the quality of service.
Managing these challenges effectively requires careful planning, the use of modern technology and co-operation with reliable logistics partners.
