United Shipping Inc., the premier Worldwide Association of Independent Freight Forwarders and Customs Brokers with over 100 member companies and 250 offices announced today the appointment of Airwan International as its newest member. Airwan is located in Saint Etienne du Rouvray, Normandy France.
“Airwan was created in 2003 with an agent-specific philosophy in mind and because of its status as a totally independent forwarder we guarantee all clients exclusive attention to their cargo offering a one-stop contact for all operations in France that may be required,” said Glenn Wilkins, president. “Our general operating procedures are to take your orders at our main office, set up your shipments on a local basis anywhere in the country that is required. We offer export and import shipping and customs operations, by air or ocean freight, and, if needed, trucking solutions throughout Europe,” continued Mr. Wilkins.
United Shipping, formed in 1988, offers importers and exporters the advantages of multi-national corporations with the expertise that can be found in locally owned and operated businesses. United Shipping's membership includes over 100 partners and covers over 70 countries on 6 continents.
“I've known Glenn for a number of years and find that he is always right on top of things. Our customers receive first class attention and service with Airwan so I am very pleased that they have now joined the United Shipping family. Glenn and the staff are exceptional when it comes to communication and follow-up. Whether sales or service, you'll have a timely answer from them,” said Bill Hromada, Vice President of United Shipping.
“We are very pleased with the addition of Airwan to the United Shipping Family and excited about the aggressively positive nature that this company brings to our organization,” said Fred Hall, President of United Shipping. “Our membership motto is ‘We're Looking for a Few Good Partners.’ We have not only found an excellent partner in Airwan but also one that is committed to healthy growth and maintaining a high level of integrity,” continued the President.
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