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ARKAS Logistics specializes in transportation and logistics services, covering the entire supply chain with a complete portfolio of sea, air, land, and combined transport services. The company focuses on quality and safety, offering services for general and special cargo. ARKAS Logistics has branches in Piraeus and Thessaloniki, Greece, and provides valuable information for scheduling cargo transportation through its website. The company's central office is located at Agiou Spyridonos 25, 185 35 Piraeus, and it can be contacted via phone at +30 210 4292518.

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