Due to the cooperation with Gerlach Customers, shippers always have a competent expert at their side to support them in the whole customs process. The company was founded in 1881, so it has more than 140 years of experience in the field of customs clearance. Gerlach has 170 offices and more than 1000 customs experts in 27 European countries/regions, covering the entire range of customs services. For Thomas Weins, executive officer of Gerlach Germany, this cooperation proves that the two companies are customer-oriented: "The advantages of customers are obvious: after they express their customs requirements for transportation orders on Salodo! The platform, they can seamlessly continue further customs related steps with us. In this way,

A company that has regularly shipped to Switzerland through Salodo! The service using Gerlach Customs is Flight13 Duplication from Pfordsheim, Germany. The company provides copies of CDs, DVDs and vinyl records and delivers them to customers across Europe. "Of course, we have shipped goods to Switzerland before, but it has never been as easy as using Saloodo!. We put the transportation order on the platform, select the right carrier for us from the quotations received and book the transportation. Soon, the Gerlach staff responsible for customs clearance will contact us. Bj? Rn Bieber, the managing director of Flight13 Duplication, said that it is really very efficient and easy.

With the integration of transportation to and from Switzerland, Saloodo! It has once again proved its digital leadership and agile implementation of customers' wishes. More than 30000 shippers and more than 12000 transportation companies from more than 50 countries on four continents are experiencing this customer-centric concept every day. Since Salomon! Founded in 2016, the company has continued to expand and enter growth markets in the Middle East, Africa and South America outside Europe. Last year, Salomon! We will launch a unified global road transport digital freight market to achieve seamless cross-border and cross-market transport. lately,