Double-landlocked
Every export route out of Uzbekistan crosses at least two borders before a port.
Consolidation, road, rail and multimodal freight, customs documentation and warehousing — one team coordinating carriers and paperwork from the factory gate to your door.

Uzbekistan is double-landlocked, so every export route — road to the CIS and Europe, rail via Kazakhstan and Russia, or multimodal through ports in the region — needs planning, the right documents and a carrier that can deliver.
Every export route out of Uzbekistan crosses at least two borders before a port.
Goods from several factories must arrive together and ship as one.
Declarations, origin certificates and transit papers must be right the first time.
Buyers lose track once the truck leaves the gate.
We coordinate logistics as part of a sourcing order or as a standalone service: choosing the route, booking carriers, preparing export documents and tracking the shipment.
We work with licensed carriers, forwarders and customs brokers and select them per route, cargo type and deadline — and we stay your single point of contact.
Services we arrange with licensed carriers and customs brokers. Rates and transit times are quoted per shipment.
Combining goods from several suppliers into one shipment (LCL/LTL).
FTL and LTL trucking to the CIS, Türkiye and Europe.
Container and wagon rail freight and combined sea-rail routes.
Export declarations, certificates of origin and permits via licensed brokers.
Storage, labelling and pre-shipment handling in Uzbekistan.
One contact and regular status updates until delivery.
A clear sequence with documents checked before the cargo moves.
Road, rail or multimodal — compared on cost and transit time.
Carriers and brokers with the required permits.
Export, transit and origin paperwork prepared correctly.
Packing, securing and insurance arranged on request.
Road and rail to Kazakhstan, Russia and neighbours.
Road via Türkiye or rail across the region.
Road and multimodal routes via Iran and Türkiye.
Rail and road to China and beyond.
