CQR member in Monterrey, Mexico, is collaborating with Amazon to increase their business and improve the quality of their services

Gyro Logistics has implemented a new business strategy by beginning a collaboration with Amazon in Mexico. Gyro Logistics will start handling Amazon FBA business, an ecommerce service offered by Amazon in which they will take responsibility of shipping Gyro’s products.

In the words of David Koo, from Gyro Logistics, “With this new ecommerce initiative, we aim to boost our visibility, provide a better service to our customers and partners, and of course augment our business”.

In order to facilitate the use of this new service to their clients, they have created an introductory guide to explain the basic flow process to their clients on how to use Amazon FBA. Mr. Koo further explains that: “The first thing our clients will need to do is to check their Amazon account. In case they have an Amazon USA or Canada account then it should be upgraded to North America Unified Account for Mexico. Then, they would need to follow the steps provided below”:

1. Send us the details of the cargo, including the HST code, CIF value, commodity detail, weight, and dimension. They would need to check if a special permit is required by Mexican Authorities.
2. We will summarise the estimated cost, including import duty, VAT, customs and other local fees.
3. Create a FBA shipment account on Amazon MX and apply the FBA label.
4. Ship it to us along with the Amazon FBA order slip (MBL consigned to Gyro and HBL consigned to Amazon FBA).
5. When the cargo reaches the port of Mexico, we will inspect it for the HST code verification
6. Send us the total expense to cover all the costs.
7. We will import it under our own import permit.
8. Create an Amazon shipping slip and forward it to us.
9. Finally, we will ship your cargo to the FBA center in Mexico.

Congratulations to Gyro Logistics on their new venture!

They were presented with this prestigious certificate by the Senior Director of the Australian Border Force

Our member in Melbourne became a part of Australian Trusted Traders on the 26th of December, 2017 and within just 5 months they also received the much-coveted Certificate and Dome.

This is a very significant achievement which is going to boost their business to a great extent and allow them certain special benefits with the Australian Customs which cannot be obtained by other freight forwarders of the country.

In the words of Stephen Mott, Managing Director of Braywin (Vic) Pty Ltd, “Receiving the Trusted Traders Certificate and Dome had been a substantial achievement for our company especially because of the fact that not many logistics service providers in Australia are Trusted Traders”.

“We have signed all our clients up to be Australian Traders so that they can get all the benefits as well”. Stephen continued.

Conqueror congratulates Braywin (Vic) Pty Ltd for garnering this prestigious certificate!

 

 

 

 

CQR member in Toronto has been managing the freight of airport GSE (Ground Support Equipment) for the last one year

GCI International INC, our CQR member in Toronto, has successfully terminated a yearlong project which involved the freight management of airport ground support equipment. Some of the equipment included loaders, pushback tractors, dollies, tugs, belt loaders, tow bars and much more. The airport equipment was shipped across Canada and the US to support the timing of the project roll out. In course of the last one year, our CQR member in Toronto has handled over 500 pieces of equipment which includes 38 step decks, 33 flatbeds, 8 RGNs, 10 wide and overweight flatbeds and last but not the least, more than 850, 000 Kg of powered and non-powered equipment.

In the words of Richard Shepard, Vice President and General Manager of Great Circle International, “Our team is thoroughly contented after finally completing this lengthy project with utmost precision. Executing this project has not always been easy since many of the pieces involved crane unloading which required the coordination of airport authorities as cranes on ramps must be planned well in advance. The largest piece of equipment moved by our team had a dimension of 11.5 m x 3.7 m x 2.1m and weight around 31,000 KG!”

Congratulation to Great Circle International Inc. for their commendable team effort!