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Savino Del Bene served as the trusted logistics partner for Honda Motor Europe Ltd. for the Honda Ladakh Adventure. Six brave riders rode the six Africa Twin motorcyles across four Himalayan passes all the way to Umling La in India, the world’s highest motorable mountain pass at 5,798 meters. (19,022 feet)
For Savino Del Bene, this was much more than just a shipment. Transporting the motorcycles over thousands of kilometers and delivering them to an extreme mountain environment like Ladakh required expert planning and flawless coordination between the Italian and Indian branches. The main challenge was ensuring that the bikes arrived in perfect condition and on time for the start of the adventure, while overcoming the logistical difficulties posed by high-altitude transportation and Indian customs regulations.

 

Route and Mode of Transportation

The shipment of the six motorcycles, with a total weight of 3,976 kg, followed a complex and multimodal route which was comprised of air and overland modes of transport. After the motorcycles arrived in New Delhi from Malpensa, Savino Del Bene India organized the road transport to Leh, on the banks of the Indus River at an altitude of 3,500 meters. (11,482 feet)This last leg covered a distance close to 1,000 km, and took approximately 4-5 days. It posed several challenges due to the high altitude and difficult road conditions that included notoriously rugged sections.
For the final leg, a specialized truck for oversized loads was used to navigate the winding mountain roads to Leh. It was here that the motorcycles were delivered directly to the event organizers, ready to be used in the Ladakh Adventure.

At the end of the event, the “adventurous” cargo was shipped back to Italy by sea and air.

 

Savino Del Bene’s Pharma & Healthcare team was pleased to attend CPHI Milan 2024 from 8th to 10th of October, the premier event connecting key players in the pharmaceutical supply chain. The event provided an ideal platform to foster new opportunities and engage with pharmaceutical companies, packaging experts, research institutions, and industry leaders from around the globe, opening up new opportunities for collaboration.
The CPHI Global events are an invaluable platform for gaining insights into the latest innovations and trends shaping the pharmaceutical industry. This year, we witnessed firsthand how emerging technologies are revolutionizing the supply chain by enhancing transparency, risk assessment, ensuring real-time monitoring, and improving efficiency throughout the entire pharmaceutical logistics process. Sustainable practices were also a major focus, with discussions centered on how the industry can continue to innovate while minimizing its environmental footprint.
At Savino Del Bene, we are committed to adapting to industry shifts and developments. By actively collaborating with key players, we help pharmaceutical companies navigate tomorrow’s challenges with agility, safety, and innovation.
To learn more about how we can support your business with tailored freight forwarding and supply chain solutions, feel free to contact us or further explore our service.

Important Update: US East & Gulf Coast Port Strike Resolution (4 October)

The port strike across the US East and Gulf Coasts has officially ended. Dockworkers are expected to resume operations on Friday, October 4, 2024. However, the backlog caused by the strike is expected to lead to continued congestion throughout the rest of the month.We are working closely with carrier lines to address any disruptions and ensure that all cargo reaches its final destination as planned. For any questions, please contact your local Savino Del Bene representatives in our global network of more than 330 offices.Thank you for your patience and understanding of the situation.

 

US East & Gulf Coast Ports on Strike (1 October)

As of October 1, 2024, dockworkers along the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts have officially gone on strike, resulting in the closure of 14 major ports, including Miami, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, Savannah, and Charleston.
The strike stems from unsuccessful contract negotiations between the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) – which represents approximately 45,000 dockworkers – and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX). Key issues include disputes over wages, working conditions, and concerns regarding automation.

 

The U.S. administration has opted not to intervene at this stage, refraining from invoking the Taft-Hartley Act. This decision allows the negotiation process to continue without federal intervention.

 

The strike has already disrupted operations at all major East Coast ports, halting vessel, gate, and rail activities. This is expected to cause significant delays in cargo movement and potential backlogs, impacting a variety of industries.

 

Mr. Alberto Rivola, Head of Global Ocean Procurement at Savino Del Bene, commented on the strike’s impact:

This is an exceptional situation which involves exceptional measures though, whose consequences may expand beyond the US borders. Besides the extra costs that customers will pay due to this situation, a prolonged strike will affect the regular flow of equipment. Vessel routings will change, transit times will be even less reliable, causing an increase of freight rates, not just on the trades to the US, but likely across all major deep-sea trades. Savino Del Bene commitment to finding effective solutions for our customers is firm. We appreciate the trust on us, and we will navigate these uncertain waters with you, and we will do the utmost to deliver your cargo in the most suitable way and time, despite the negative circumstances.”

 

We are closely monitoring the situation and staying in contact with our customers to find suitable solutions to move their cargo. We will be sure to keep everyone informed as developments unfold.

 

 

Key Impact on Businesses:

  • Severe Delays: Cargo movement will cease, creating major supply chain bottlenecks.
  • Higher Costs: Prolonged transit times and the necessity for rerouting will drive up shipping expenses.
  • Port Congestion: Significant fees for storing stranded cargo, along with carrier surcharges.
  • Global Disruption: Congestion at alternative ports and increased demand for logistics services will affect worldwide operations.

Recommendations for Our Customers:

  • Prepare for West Coast Congestion: As cargo reroutes to the West Coast, anticipate longer wait times and additional costs.
  • Explore Air Freight Solutions: For time-sensitive shipments, air freight remains the fastest alternative. Savino Del Bene offers flexible air freight services to meet your urgent shipping needs.
  • Plan for Higher Costs: Increased demand for alternative routes will drive up shipping rates, and delays may result in higher storage and detention fees.
  • Leverage Our Warehousing and Transload Services: Use Savino Del Bene’s transload capabilities to efficiently move cargo through our warehouses, minimizing the risk of delay at congested ports.
  • Review Incoterms and Contracts: Ensure that your contracts clearly define financial responsibilities for any additional costs caused by delays or rerouting.

Savino Del Bene’s Response: With our extensive network of assets across the U.S., we can create customized logistics solutions tailored to your business needs. Our capabilities include:

  • Strategic Rerouting and Alternative Solutions: Leveraging our national presence, we can reroute cargo to minimize delays. Whether through alternative ports or air freight, we will ensure that your shipments continue moving.
  • Transload Services: Savino Del Bene offers transloading services at our strategically located U.S. warehouses. This allows us to efficiently move cargo from one mode of transportation to another, bypassing congested strike-affected ports and ensuring quick deliveries to final destinations.
  • Integrated Service Capabilities: Thanks to our extensive US team, we can combine multiple services—including trucking, warehousing, and last-mile delivery—to provide a seamless logistics experience. By performing transloads and managing deliveries from our warehouses, we can help you avoid significant delays and keep your supply chain operational.

 

To discuss how Savino Del Bene can support your business during this critical time, please reach out to your Savino Del Bene representative. Together, we can develop a proactive plan to mitigate potential disruptions and ensure your supply chain remains resilient.

Hosted in Bologna, Italy, from the 23rd to the 27th of September, CERSAIE is the world’s most renowned exhibition dedicated to tiles, ceramics, bathroom furnishings, and innovative surface solutions. The event gathers manufacturers, designers, and innovators every year, providing a platform to showcase cutting-edge products and discuss the latest industry challenges and breakthroughs.
Savino Del Bene Flooring team was present to connect with industry professionals from around the world and showcase our expertise in logistics for marble, ceramic, natural stone, and other surface materials. At our booth, we had the pleasure of meeting numerous businesses and discussing personalized solutions for shipping, storage, and product management.

 

Navigating the Challenges: The Flooring Trade Landscape in 2024

 

Despite early predictions of a challenging year for the sector, the first six months showed impressive resilience, with strong demand, particularly from North America. July and August saw a surge in urgent orders, driven by efforts to mitigate the potential impacts of port strikes on the U.S. East Coast. In Italy, port congestion and a shortage of transporters, exacerbated by railway works, added to the complexity.

At CERSAIE, these were among the most prominent logistic topics, with many companies actively seeking innovative solutions to streamline operations and overcome these hurdles.

 

Did you miss CERSAIE 2024?

 

Contact our representatives to discover how Savino Del Bene can support your flooring business and exclusive projects globally. Let us help you navigate the complexities of logistics so you can focus on what matters most: your products and clients.

 

Savino Del Bene: also figuring consistently in the 2024 rankings as “Top 25 Global Freight Forwarders”, “Top 50 Global 3PL Providers”, & “Top 25 Global Ocean Freight Forwarders” on the Armstrong & Associates (A&A) list.

An established leader in the international shipping sector, Savino Del Bene is proud to announce that it ranks again on the list of “Top 25 Global Freight Forwarders”, “Top 50 Global 3PL Providers”, and “Top 25 Global Ocean Freight Forwarders” by Armstrong & Associates (A&A).This acknowledgment is testament to our Company’s relentless commitment to deliver a consistently top-quality service despite the shifting marketplace, global challenges and technological and geo-political changes.

Armstrong & Associates rankings

Armstrong & Associates is a well-respected resource for data analysis and research in the logistics & supply-chain sector. A&A’s 3PL market estimates are amongst the most quoted in press articles and specialized publications.

The “Top 25 Global Freight Forwarders”, “Top 50 Global 3PL Providers”, and “Top 25 Global Ocean Freight Forwarders” rankings published by AAS are based on an analysis which takes the following criteria into account: Gross Logistic Revenue, Ocean Volumes (TEU) and Air Volumes (Metric Tons) for the previous year. Savino Del Bene achieved the ranking with 2,980 million US dollars in GLR, 735k TEU sent by sea and 87k tons sent by air in 2023.

About Savino Del Bene

Savino Del Bene is a multinational Company operating worldwide in international shipping and logistics support services. Established in Florence in 1899, the Company has grown over time to become the largest specialized Italian shipping company. With a network of more than 330 offices and over 6,000 employees across five continents, the Company manages air, sea, and overland transportation services through its long-standing relationships with the best carriers and service providers.

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Savino Del Bene yet again confirms its leading status in the Italian logistics market by topping the Top 1000 Logistics Operators in Italy ranking. This prestigious ranking, drawn up annually by the magazine Giornale della Logistica, includes all the major players of the sector—from transportation to supply chain management.

Incorporating data referring to 2022, the ranking is based on rigorous financial parameters including turnover, earnings, Return on Sales (ROS) and Return on Equity (ROE), and reveals how much the sector has grown from the 52.36 billion Euro overall turnover recorded in 2021 to the 62.58 billion Euro in 2022, up 20%. This result confirms the success of the Savino Del Bene corporate strategy, characterized by an extensive presence on the territory and an approach that privileges the needs of the market and of customers. Our company continues to invest in vehicles and people, while staying focused on sustainable growth and the importance of human capital.

In the landscape of modern logistics, characterized by increasing complexity and globalization of supply chains, as well as the influence of unforeseen geopolitical events, it is becoming increasingly essential to have advanced solutions to manage, monitor, and optimize logistics flows. One of the key elements in this context is the Control Tower.

 

In this article by Savino Del Bene, we delve into what a Control Tower is, what advantages it offers, what its main functions are, and who should consider implementing it.

 

What is a Control Tower?

 

A Control Tower is an advanced system that provides complete, real-time visibility of the supply chain, coordinating all logistics operations. Integrated with artificial intelligence and big data, it serves as a nerve center for monitoring goods flows and proactively managing potential issues.

 

Much like an airport control tower, a Control Tower observes and manages every movement to ensure smooth and secure operations. It centralizes supply chain management, enabling companies to have a unified view and to respond quickly when needed. This is particularly useful in managing multimodal transport, order processing, and regulatory compliance.

 

What a Control Tower is NOT

 

If it’s still not clear, before moving on, it’s important to clarify what a Control Tower is not:

 

  • It is not just a monitoring software, although it fully incorporates such functionalities;
  • It is not a standalone system, as it works best when integrated with other business systems like ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), TMS (Transportation Management System), WMS (Warehouse Management System), and the like;
  • It does not replace human supply chain management, as it automates many operations but still requires operators to interpret data and make strategic decisions;
  • It is not synonymous with 4PL, but rather a function of it;
  • It is not a tower, at least not in the physical sense of the term.

 

Supply chain Control Tower: the decision-making process

 

In the context of supply chain management, a Control Tower guides the entire decision-making process through a continuous cycle of five key phases:

 

  • SEE (Where are my goods?): the first phase focuses on visibility, allowing companies to know exactly where their goods are along the supply chain at any given time;
  • ANTICIPATE (What might happen?): utilizing predictive analytics tools, this phase enables the anticipation of potential future developments, allowing companies to proactively prepare;
  • UNDERSTAND (So what?): here, the implications of the forecasts are analyzed to understand their impact on the supply chain and to determine the significance of the obtained information;
  • ACT (Now what?): once this understanding is achieved, corrective or optimization measures are implemented based on the information gathered and analyzed;
  • LEARN (Then what?): finally, this phase allows for evaluating the outcomes of the actions taken and learning from the experience to continuously improve processes.

 

What are the benefits of a Control Tower?

 

Implementing a Control Tower in supply chain management brings numerous benefits. Let’s see what they are.

 

End-to-end visibility

 

One of the crucial advantages is the end-to-end visibility that a Control Tower provides. This visibility extends across the entire supply chain, allowing for the monitoring of every phase of the logistics process, from the booking to final delivery. This transparency is essential to ensure that operations proceed as planned and to optimize logistics flows.

 

Risk prevention and containment

 

Another advantage of the Control Tower is its ability to prevent risks and contain losses. With a global and comprehensive real-time view, companies can quickly identify any non-compliance issues and immediately implement corrective measures to limit the damage. This continuous monitoring, supported by advanced analytical tools, enables proactive intervention to mitigate negative impacts before they become critical.

 

Other benefits of the Control Tower

 

In relation to greater supply chain visibility, the Control Tower generally allows for the optimization of operating costs, reduction of carbon emissions and inventories, more punctual deliveries, and improved service quality.

 

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What functions does a Control Tower perform?

 

A Control Tower performs a range of critical functions essential for efficient supply chain management. Here’s what they are.

 

Real-time monitoring and reporting

 

The ability to monitor all logistics operations in real-time (through advanced cloud platforms) is one of the main functions of a Control Tower. This includes tracking shipments, managing orders, and overseeing regulatory compliance. Additionally, the Control Tower generates detailed reports that provide an overview of supply chain performance, helping companies identify areas for improvement.

 

Proactive exception management

 

When anomalies occur, such as delays or unexpected events, the Control Tower promptly intervenes to manage the exception, minimizing the impact on the entire supply chain. This proactive approach is essential to maintaining high service standards and minimizing the costs associated with unforeseen issues.

 

Supply chain optimization

 

Control Towers are equipped with advanced tools for optimizing the supply chain, including multimodal transport planning, online booking management, and consolidation scheduling. Additionally, these platforms also manage suppliers and orders, including rate management and the execution of tenders for various transport modes. All these functionalities, in addition to reducing costs and improving transit times, also ensure that all operations are coordinated and aligned with the company’s objectives.

 

Who needs a Control Tower and when should it be implemented?

 

As one might guess, implementing a Control Tower is particularly recommended for companies managing complex supply chains involving multiple suppliers, transportation modes, and geographic regions.

 

Here are the main candidates for adopting a Control Tower:

 

  • Companies with global supply chains: organizations operating globally that need to coordinate large-scale logistics operations can greatly benefit from implementing a Control Tower;
  • Industries with high logistical complexity: sectors such as automotive, electronics, and retail, where timely deliveries and efficient inventory management are critical, can significantly benefit from a Control Tower. Savino Del Bene can ensure its application in all vertical markets it operates in, according to customer needs;
  • Situations of business growth or restructuring: companies experiencing rapid growth or undergoing restructuring can find a valuable ally in the Control Tower to manage change. The ability to quickly adapt to new operational needs and maintain control over all operations is crucial in these contexts;
  • Need for cost optimization: organizations seeking to optimize logistics costs, reduce transit times, and improve the sustainability of their operations will find the Control Tower an effective solution. The visibility and proactive management offered by this technology allow for the identification and implementation of improvements that can lead to significant savings.

 

Conclusion

 

In an increasingly connected and dynamic world, the ability to manage the supply chain with precision and proactivity is a crucial competitive advantage. In this context, Control Towers represent an advanced solution to tackle the challenges of modern logistics, offering real-time visibility, control, and optimization. Implementing a Control Tower can transform supply chain management, reducing risks, improving efficiency, and contributing to the overall success of the company.

 

Do you manage complex logistics operations for your business? Rely on industry professionals. If you want to learn more, you can request a consultation from your local Savino Del Bene contact right away.

In the context of global trade and international shipping, the role of the freight forwarder is often crucial. Whether it’s small business owners looking to expand their markets or large multinational companies that need to manage complex logistics flows, the freight forwarder becomes indispensable to ensure goods reach their destination safely, on time, and efficiently.

 

But what exactly is a freight forwarder? What kind of services do they offer? And why can collaborating with a freight forwarder make a difference for your business? Let’s delve deeper into this article by Savino Del Bene.

 

What is a freight forwarder?

 

A freight forwarder is an intermediary who organizes the shipment of goods on behalf of third parties. Their primary task is to facilitate the transport of goods from the point of origin to the point of destination, coordinating all logistical and administrative aspects involved in the process. The freight forwarder does not physically own the means of transport but works with a network of carriers, airlines, shipping companies, and truckers to ensure goods arrive safely and efficiently.

 

What does a freight forwarder do and what services do they offer?

 

The activities of a freight forwarder cover all phases of the logistics chain, from initial planning to the final delivery of goods. Here is an overview of the main services offered by a freight forwarder like Savino Del Bene.

 

Ground shipping

 

Ground shipping is ideal for short and medium-range transport. The main ground shipping services include route planning, coordination of transportation through collaboration with trucking companies for loading and unloading goods, and load consolidation, which allows for grouping small loads to optimize costs. Additionally, they handle customs procedures, preparing the necessary documentation for the transit of goods, and monitor shipments, tracking them through advanced systems for real-time updates.

 

Sea shipping

 

Ocean shipping is essential for international trade of large volumes. The main sea shipping services include container booking and scheduling ship departures, ensuring that goods are ready for boarding on time. Additionally, they take care of transport documentation, preparing bills of lading and other essential documents, and manage port operations, overseeing loading and unloading activities at ports.

 

Air shipping

 

Air shipping is ideal for fast and urgent transports. The main air shipping services include booking the most suitable flights. They also handle shipment consolidation, grouping small shipments to optimize costs, and preparing the necessary documentation. Additionally, they manage customs formalities, coordinating with authorities for quick clearance, and offer door-to-door delivery services, ensuring that goods arrive directly at their final destination.

 

Additional Services

 

In addition to shipping services, freight forwarders offer customs assistance, helping clients avoid penalties and delays. They also provide integrated logistics solutions, covering all aspects of the supply chain, from procurement to distribution, and manage insurance policies on goods to cover any risks during transport. Moreover, they implement advanced IT solutions to enhance control over logistics operations, such as real-time tracking systems and supply chain management platforms.

 

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Difference between freight forwarder, carrier, courier, and broker

 

Those who are not familiar with logistics and international shipping often end up confusing the terms “freight forwarder,” “carrier,” “courier,” and “broker,” using them interchangeably by mistake. In reality, these are four distinct roles with specific responsibilities and functions: let’s see what they are.

 

What is a freight forwarder: definition and main functions

 

As mentioned, a freight forwarder is an intermediary who organizes the transport of goods on behalf of their customers. This professional does not own transport means but works in collaboration with a network of carriers, airlines, shipping companies, and truckers to ensure goods are transported efficiently and safely. The main responsibilities of a freight forwarder, therefore, are consultancy, logistics planning, and management of documentation.

 

What is a carrier: definition and main functions 

 

The carrier is the entity that physically performs the transport of goods. This can be a trucking company, an airline, or a maritime shipping company. Unlike the freight forwarder, the carrier owns and operates the necessary transport means to move goods. The main responsibilities of a carrier, therefore, consist of performing the transport itself, as well as managing safety and compliance with regulations.

 

What is a courier: definition and main functions 

 

The courier is an operator who handles the rapid delivery of packages and documents. Typically, couriers operate on a national or international scale and specialize in express delivery services. The main responsibility of the courier, therefore, is door-to-door delivery.

 

What is the broker: definition and main functions

 

The broker is an intermediary whose task is to facilitate agreements between the parties. Unlike the freight forwarder, however, the broker does not directly manage the transportation of goods, but focuses solely on the negotiation and facilitation of contracts between the customer and logistics service providers. The broker’s main responsibilities involve negotiating rates, providing contractual assistance, and offering strategic advice.

 

Freight forwarders, carriers, couriers, and brokers: comparison table

 

In summary, while the freight forwarder acts as a coordinator who facilitates the shipping process, the carrier is the entity that performs the physical transportation of goods, the courier specializes in the rapid delivery of packages and documents, and the broker focuses mainly on negotiating and facilitating contracts between customers and logistics service providers. Here is a brief summary table:

 

Role Definition Main Functions
Freight forwarder Intermediary who organizes the transport of goods on behalf of third parties Logistics coordination, document management, choice of carriers
Carrier Operator who physically performs the transport of goods Movement of goods by land, sea, or air
Courier Company or person who performs rapid and direct deliveries of packages and documents Rapid transport and door-to-door delivery of small packages
Broker Intermediary who facilitates agreements between customers and logistics service providers Negotiation of rates, contractual assistance, relationship management

 

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What are the advantages of working with a freight forwarder?

 

Are you thinking of relying on an international freight forwarder? Collaborating with such operators offers numerous advantages, which go beyond the simple organization of transport:

 

  • Experience and market knowledge: freight forwarders have a deep understanding of transport routes, international regulations, and customs practices, reducing the risk of delays and complications; 
  • Cost optimization: thanks to their networks and established relationships, freight forwarders can negotiate better rates with carriers and optimize transport costs; 
  • Emergency management: in case of unforeseen events or emergencies, an experienced freight forwarder can quickly find alternative solutions, ensuring continuity of transport operations;
  • Customized services: freight forwarders offer tailor-made solutions to the specific needs of their clients, adapting transport services to the characteristics of goods and market demands;
  • Reduction of administrative burden: by entrusting the management of documentation and customs procedures to a freight forwarder, companies can focus their resources on core activities, reducing the internal administrative burden; 
  • Access to advanced technologies: freight forwarders use advanced software and tracking systems that allow monitoring shipments in real-time, improving visibility and management of logistics operations.

 

Conclusion

 

In conclusion, the freight forwarder plays a crucial role in the world of international shipping, facilitating the flow of goods through efficient and professional management. If you are looking for a reliable partner for your transport needs, Savino Del Bene is the right choice for you. Contact us to find out how we can support your business with tailored logistics solutions for your activities.

Florence, July 19th 2024

Savino Del Bene, one of the leading companies in the field of international logistics and transportation, with 337 offices in 60 countries, has recently successfully completed a complex transport operation. The shipment concerned the four fundamental components of the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM), named “Gaia,” necessary for the construction of Turin’s rainwater metro system. The new collector will run under the city for 14.4 km and will be excavated at a depth of over 20 meters. The whole project will cost over 146 million euros. The shipment’s route followed a complex itinerary, combining various modes of transportation to ensure maximum efficiency and safety.

From Schwanau to Rotterdam
The journey began in Schwanau, where the four pieces – exceptional in size and weight – were loaded onto trucks at the manufacturer’s plant and transported to the river port of Kehl. Gaia’s voyage continued on a barge that sailed along the Rhine, to Rotterdam.

Sea Freight
In Rotterdam, the valuable “Gaia” components were loaded onto a Break Bulk ship chartered by Savino Del Bene, which carried out the sea transport to Italy. The ship docked at the terminal in Genoa, where the pieces were unloaded and prepared for the final leg of the journey.

Overland and Delivery
The final step of the shipment was carried out by CRT Udine’s trucks, a Savino Del Bene Group’s subsidiary, which specializes in handling exceptional loads.In Turin, the components were delivered directly to the construction site, ready for assembly, and contribute to the development of the city’s infrastructure.

This shipment operation – carried out in the year the Company celebrates its 125 years of activity – represents a perfect example of complex and coordinated logistics, in which Savino Del Bene has deployed its expertise and competence to ensure timely and safe delivery of materials of high-value commodities.

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Media and Logo 125° Anniversary

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Savino Del Bene, one of the leading companies in the field of international logistics and transportation, proudly celebrates its 125th anniversary. This historic milestone represents a significant moment for the Company which continues to lead the industry through innovation, reliability, and dedication.

 

Since its founding in Florence, Italy, in 1899, Savino Del Bene has consistently exceeded expectations in the field of logistics by challenging the limits, and over each decade expanding its global reach.  With 337 offices spread across 60 countries worldwide, the Company has earned the trust of customers and business partners in every corner of the globe. Today Savino Del Bene is renowned for providing personalized logistics solutions, optimizing customers’ supply chain management, and enhancing overall operational efficiency.

 

The success of Savino Del Bene is due to a combination of key factors; a constant commitment to operational excellence, the ability to adapt to changing market needs, and a continuous focus on technological innovation. Most importantly though, is that the Company always places people, their aspirations, expectations, and dreams, at the center of its attention.

 

This anniversary represents a moment of great gratitude for all of us at Savino Del Bene,” said President Paolo Nocentini. “125 years of success are the result of hard work, commitment, and passion of our employees (currently more than 6,000 worldwide), our customers, and our partners. We look to the future with optimism, ready to continue innovating and serving our customers with the excellence that distinguishes us.

 

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