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Uranus Shipping Transport Co

Turkey

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What Uranus Shipping Transport Co does.

Uranus Shipping Transport Co offers freight forwarding services including air, ocean, and road transport. They provide Full Container Load (FCL) and Less-than-Container Load (LCL) for ocean freight. The company also specializes in packaging solutions tailored to corporate needs. Uranus Cargo and Projects Pvt. Ltd., the parent company, has strategic alliances with carriers to uphold excellence and value. They serve 2 countries and operate at 5 ports, handling over 9,119 shipments annually for 50 worldwide clients. The company was founded in 2026.

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