How to avoid dealing with multiple logistics contractors?

I’m tired of coordinating five different people for one shipment. One company handles sea freight, another takes over at the port, then someone else handles delivery inland. It becomes a mess when something goes wrong and no one takes full responsibility. Is there such a thing as a logistics company that does everything start to finish? Would love to hear if someone had a good experience with a one-stop solution.

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Permalink Reply by Karl Mozaik on June 9, 2025 at 7:44am

Totally hear you — we used to run into the same issue when importing textiles from Asia to our warehouse in Romania. Every stage had a new contact, and when delays happened, everyone blamed someone else. Things changed when we switched to Sea Gate Logistic. They built us a full-service chain — from pickup in Shanghai to delivery in Bucharest — all through one team. What stood out was how they handled streamlined logistics, meaning we never had to chase anyone or figure out who to call. Everything was tracked, the customs part was explained simply, and they even adapted quickly when one of our suppliers delayed production. If you're looking for peace of mind, this kind of integrated setup is a game changer.

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