Peak Scientific Announces SEKO Logistics Partnership
Peak Scientific has announced a new partnership with SEKO logistics intended to optimize its supply chains across the Chinese and U.S. markets.
Peak Scientific has announced a new partnership with SEKO logistics intended to optimize its supply chains across the Chinese and U.S. markets. The deal will allow Peak to ship products in bulk using sea freight, helping to reduce transportation cost, achieve a steady flow of product, and improve response times for its customers.
David Williamson, Peak Scientific’s Global Supply Chain and Logistics Manager, praised the visibility and logistical agility the partnership with SEKO provided.
“We have been actively going through a logistic change procedure to optimize our supply chain and SEKO has been integral to this process,” said Williamson
SEKO’s advanced shipment visibility and reporting tools, which provide real-time updates of products both locally and globally, were a driving factor in the partnership, allowing Peak customers to receive accurate and timely information on their purchases.
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