Delivering peace of mind and improving supply chain efficiency
Since 1997, Peak Scientific has reshaped the landscape for laboratory gas generators by stimulating its design engineers into some remarkable product developments. The Peak family extends to more than 100 international members, providing world class service and support, seeing it collect The Queen's Award for International Trade in 2004, 2007 and 2011.
Benefits of the SEKO solution
- Importing raw materials from major suppliers worldwide
- Providing specialist customs consultancy
- Supported by a dedicated account management team
- Smooth supply chain communication for Peak and its customers
- Saving time, money and hassle for the Peak Logistics team
The Challenge
Peak Scientific was having problems exporting into China and needed help to ship vital gas powered generators into laboratories.
The Solution
SEKO worked closely with the team at Peak to quickly provide and efficient and reliable logistics service, as well as customs consultancy advice on areas such as import duties and customs regulations in China.
The Result
Peak Scientific now has a smooth supply chain into Asia and beyond, with clear communication both for the business and its customers. This saves time and money, and reduces stress for Peak's logistics team, which can now benefit from the reliability and trust which is provided by a dedicated team, for all their logistics needs.
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SEKO supports organizations in the industrial sector with a suite of supply chain services. Our Global network of 120 locations across 40 countries, coupled with our dedicated and trained staff and best-in-class technology, provides dynamic logistics solutions.
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SEKO provides customs clearance services on a Global basis, with all of our offices being managed by approved Customs Brokers. We offer full clearance and entry services, regardless of the transport mode, with superior quality and 24/7 support.
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