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Our Services We Serve All Industry

Ocean Freight

Full Container Load (FCL) and Less-than-Container Load (LCL) solutions with highly competitive rates and reliable scheduling.

Consolidation services from regional hubs across Europe and Asia, offering optimized transit times and cost-effective groupage services.

Air Freight

Priority handling for time-sensitive shipments with both direct and multi-stop routing options.

Comprehensive door-to-door service including pickup, handling, customs clearance, and expedited delivery.

Road & Rail Transport

Overland transport across the UK, Europe, and Türkiye using Full Truck Load (FTL) and Less Than Truck Load (LTL) options.

Rail intermodal solutions for efficient and eco-friendly routing between major trade corridors.

Customs Brokerage

Full customs clearance services in the UK, Türkiye, and EU, including HS classification, document preparation, tariff compliance, and liaison with authorities.

Duty deferment and bonded warehouse services meant to accelerate supply chain flow and reduce regulatory friction.

Warehousing & Distribution

Secure storage facilities near key transport nodes, with temperature-controlled and bonded warehousing available.

Integrated pick & pack, labeling, and last-mile delivery services—supported by real-time WMS and TMS.

Value-added options including kitting, light assembly, and quality inspections.

Express Courier

Ensures your urgent shipments reach their destination with speed, security, and full traceability. Designed for businesses and individuals alike, our service offers same-day, next-day, and international express options tailored to meet pressing deadlines and critical needs.

The Invention of the Shipping Container (1956)

What Happened: Introduced standardized intermodal containers.
Impact: Revolutionized global trade by enabling seamless transfers between ships, trucks, and trains—cutting transport costs by over 90%.

By: Malcolm McLean , (Founder of SeaLand)

Creation of FedEx’s Overnight Air Delivery Network (1971–1973)

What Happened: Launched the first integrated overnight air express network.
Impact: Changed customer expectations for speed; pioneered hub-and-spoke air freight systems.

By: Frederick W. Smith , (Founder of FedEx)

Development of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) in Logistics (1960s–1980s)

What Happened: Created a standard for exchanging business documents electronically.
Impact: Reduced paperwork, sped up customs and inventory processes, and improved accuracy.

By: U.S. Transportation and Retail Industry + UN/EDIFACT

Just-in-Time (JIT) Manufacturing & Logistics (1970s)

What Happened: Aligned production with demand using lean inventory practices.
Impact: Minimized warehousing needs, enhanced supply chain efficiency, and influenced global logistics strategies.

By: Toyota Production System , (Taiichi Ohno, Japan)

I’m really impressed by the professionalism that the Gocargo relocation. Now we stay with our new studio at Metro city thanks Gocargo.

Mike Martien , Web Designer
Bamskies Studio

Launch of DHL’s Cross-Border Courier Services (1969)

What Happened: Created the first international door-to-door courier network.
Impact: Opened new markets and streamlined global small-package delivery.

By: Adrian Dalsey, Larry Hillblom, and Robert Lynn , (DHL founders)

Your representatives have very helpful attitude and their attention to detail help us to move our work smoothly without any delay…good job guys.

Dave Smith , Sales Manager
Jepara Furniture

Introduction of Barcode Scanning in Warehouses (1974)

What Happened: Enabled automation of inventory and tracking.
Impact: Made warehouse operations faster, more accurate, and scalable.

By: IBM and NCR , (first use at a grocery store; later adopted in logistics)

Thanks you so much am all smiles right now they really did deliver the stuff. I will have no problems recommending you to any friends.

Erin Chang , Curator
Trinil Museum

Rise of Third-Party Logistics Providers (3PL) (1980s–1990s)

What Happened: Companies began outsourcing warehousing, transportation, and fulfillment.
Impact: Increased flexibility, lowered logistics costs, and allowed businesses to scale globally.

By: Ryder, Kuehne+Nagel , UPS Logistics, and others

Your staff is very, very friendly and helpful. I will recommend your service to all my friends back in the Greenland. Keep up the good work.

Natalia Romanaf , Wedding Planner
R & R

Walmart’s Real-Time Inventory System (1980s)

What Happened: Implemented satellite-linked inventory tracking and demand forecasting.
Impact: Became a model of supply chain visibility and retail logistics excellence.

By: Walmart + IBM

Thank you very much awesome jobs, I will recommend everybody to use your company because you know excellent your job and you are professionals.

Steve Powers , Producer
Alisa Entertainment

Launch of Amazon Fulfillment Services (1997+)

What Happened: Built large-scale, technology-driven fulfillment centers.
Impact: Redefined customer expectations for speed, availability, and delivery precision.

By: Amazon , (Jeff Bezos)

I’m really impressed by the professionalism that the Gocargo relocation. Now we stay with our new studio at Metro city thanks Gocargo

Mike Martien , Web Designer
Bamskies Studio

Introduction of GPS and Fleet Telematics (1990s–2000s)

What Happened: Enabled real-time vehicle tracking and route optimization.
Impact: Reduced delivery delays, improved fuel efficiency, and enhanced customer service.

By: Trimble, Qualcomm, TomTom, and others

Your representatives have very helpful attitude and their attention to detail help us to move our work smoothly without any delay…good job guys

Dave Smith , Sales Manager
Jepara Furniture

Opening of the Port of Rotterdam’s Automated Terminal (2000)

What Happened: Deployed fully automated container handling with AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles).
Impact: Set a new global standard for port efficiency and throughput.

By: ECT/Rotterdam World Gateway

Gocargo people professional and courteous attitude, expert knowledge and patience handling our specific issues are very important to our customer

Jane Salima , General Manager
Nexus Motors

Adoption of RFID Technology in Logistics (2000s)

What Happened: Enabled radio-based tagging and scanning of goods.
Impact: Improved real-time inventory visibility and reduced shrinkage.

By: Walmart , the U.S. DoD, and major tech firms

Rise of Cross-Border eCommerce Logistics (2010s)

What Happened: Integrated international fulfillment, customs automation, and reverse logistics.
Impact: Empowered SMEs to sell globally with local delivery standards.

By: Alibaba, Shopify, Amazon Global, Cainiao

Multi-modal container units, designed as reusable carriers to facilitate unit load handling of the goods contained, are also referred to as cargo, specially by shipping lines and logistics operators.

Marina Leopold

Widespread Use of Cloud-Based WMS & TMS Platforms (2010s–today)

What Happened: Cloud-based systems allowed global coordination of inventory, transport, and customer service.
Impact: Enabled scalability, remote operations, and multi-channel fulfillment.

By: SAP, Oracle, Manhattan Associates, Flexport

Introduction of Same-Day Delivery Models (2013+)

What Happened: Developed ultra-fast delivery systems for eCommerce and groceries.
Impact: Pushed supply chains to become hyperlocal and time-sensitive.

By: Amazon Prime Now, Instacart, Glovo, Uber Eats

Multi-modal container units, designed as reusable carriers to facilitate unit load handling of the goods contained, are also referred to as cargo, specially by shipping lines and logistics operators.

Mortimer Elmo

AI & Robotics in Warehousing (2020s)

What Happened: Introduced AI for order routing, robotic picking, and warehouse automation.
Impact: Increased fulfillment speed, reduced human error, and enabled 24/7 operations.

By: Ocado, Amazon Robotics, Boston Dynamics

Green Logistics & Carbon Tracking Initiatives (2020s)

What Happened: Integrated CO? tracking and emission-reduction strategies into logistics flows.
Impact: Aligned supply chains with ESG goals and enabled carbon-conscious decision-making.

By: Maersk, DHL GoGreen, IKEA Supply Chain, Project44

Multi-modal container units, designed as reusable carriers to facilitate unit load handling of the goods contained, are also referred to as cargo, specially by shipping lines and logistics operators.

Aline Drummond

FAQ Frequently Asked Questions

What shipping services does Greenworld Logistic offer?

We offer a full suite of logistics services including Express Courier, Ocean Freight, Air Freight, Road & Rail Transport, Customs Brokerage, and Warehousing & Distribution. Whether you’re shipping small parcels across town or full containers around the globe, we provide end-to-end solutions tailored to your needs.

How quickly can you arrange an express courier delivery?

We offer same-day pickups and deliveries in most urban areas, and next-day or time-definite express courier services nationwide and internationally. Booking can often be confirmed within 30 minutes, and our courier network is active 24/7 for urgent needs.

Do you handle customs clearance?

Yes. Our in-house customs brokerage team manages import/export clearance in the UK, Turkiye, and the EU. We support electronic declarations, tariff classification, compliance audits, bonded warehousing, and duty deferment options—ensuring your cargo clears customs efficiently and legally.

Can I track my shipment in real time?

Absolutely. We provide real-time tracking for all courier, road, air, and sea shipments via GPS and API integrations. Clients receive automated updates via email/SMS and can access status reports and delivery confirmation through our secure client portal.

What are your warehousing capabilities?

We operate secure, scalable, and strategically located warehouses in the UK and Türkiye, offering ambient and temperature-controlled storage. Services include pick & pack, cross-docking, labeling, returns handling, and full WMS integration for inventory visibility.

Do you ship hazardous or temperature-sensitive goods?

Yes. We are certified to handle ADR-classified hazardous goods, pharmaceuticals, perishables, and temperature-controlled freight via air, sea, and road. Specialized vehicles, reefer containers, and trained personnel ensure compliance and safety.

Can you provide a tailored logistics solution for our company?

Absolutely. We specialize in designing custom logistics strategies based on your industry, cargo type, delivery timeline, and budget. Our team will perform a supply chain assessment and recommend the best transport modes, routes, and value-added services.

How do I request a quote or book a shipment?

You can contact us via our website contact form, email us at info@greenworldlogistic.co.uk, or call our operations team directly. Provide basic shipment details—origin, destination, cargo type, weight, and desired timeline—and we’ll send a tailored quote, often within 1–2 hours.

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Our Branches

United Kingdom

85 Great Portland Street, First London
W1W 7LT, United Kingdom
T. +44 7586 32099
E. info@greenworldlogistic.co.uk

Turkiye

Gokevler Mh. Burc Istanbul Plaza 2312.Sk
N:18J K:13 D:116 34522 Esenyurt, Istanbul, Turkiye
T. +90 212 741 37 84
E. info@greenworldlogistic.com

Poland

Marszalkowska St. 84/92 N:2
00-514 Warsaw, Poland
T. +48 504 041075
E. info@greenworldlogistic.com

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