Pick up a handout from Cronus at this year's Multimodal

If you are involved with steel and other metal products you can pick up something for nothing from the Cronus Logistics stand (1455) at Multimodal this year.

The most productive and efficient methods for handling, loading, transporting and dispatching steel products are discussed in a new white paper from Cronus Logistics. Called (Steel and Metals Logistics – the hard facts) it is available for free and gives an insight into what both suppliers and receivers are looking for in steel handling logistics in the UK and Ireland.

Cronus is using a newly acquired fleet of coil carriers, flat racks and super high cubes to handle dedicated steel and metal products on its innovative door-to-door route between the UK and Ireland using its own ships and with a guarantee of a professional yet personalized service.

Handling steel, forestry and building products is a core element of the Cronus Logistics service and the recent engagement with Associated British Ports (ABP) at Cardiff will open new routes and markets to customers in these sectors on both sides of the Irish Sea.

This is an ideal time to pop along to the Cronus Logistics stand, pick up a copy of the informative white paper and grab a few minutes with Nicola Walker, Managing Director, and her team who can guide you through the new services they offer.

Cronus Logistics is a dedicated logistics specialist offering door to door services on the UK – Ireland gateway. The sustainable cost-effective multimodal solution breaks the mould of traditional LO/LO shipping to deliver a unique logistics alternative for the UK - Irish markets. Cronus Logistics is the Irish Sea Gateway door-to-door logistics service operating through the ports of Bristol, Warrenpoint, Cardiff and Dublin. Running its own vessels, Cronus Logistics is a reliable Full Load supply chain partner with regular departures in each direction making supply chains greener by reducing road miles and breaking the mould of the traditional container shipping lines.

Their 4000t vessels are capable of taking up to 80 forty-five foot curtain-sided or box containers, alongside 20ft and 40ft boxes and refrigerated containers. The ships can also easily accommodate out of gauge cargo.

Bristol is only 90 miles from Birmingham, around 100 miles from London and with reducing road mileage a big factor for both exporters and importers, cutting their carbon footprint on an operationally effective yet more cost-efficient service starts to make a lot of logistical and financial sense.

One of the big attractions of the port at Warrenpoint is its location, situated midway between Dublin and Belfast. It has excellent road links to the major population centres of Ireland and with an ever improving roads network, delivery times to all destinations are constantly being reduced.

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