Movecta Presents Logistics Solutions for LTL Cargo at Multimodal Northeast

Written by Vincius Pereira

Published on 30/07/2024 at 13:11

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Company Will Also Showcase the Range of Services Offered by the Suape (PE) Unit

Movecta, one of the largest logistics operators in the country, will participate in Multimodal Nordeste, from August 6 to 8, in Recife (PE). The event will bring together companies from the logistics and transportation sectors, aiming to promote new business between suppliers and buyers.

In the Northeast, Movecta has bonded and cargo terminals at the Suape port and holds the leadership in project cargo for large wind farms in the region. During the event, the company will present integrated logistics solutions for various segments, with a focus on less-than-container-load (LCL) operations.

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“In the past year, we have noticed an increase in logistical demand from companies for the handling and storage of less-than-container-load cargo. This service requires technical and specialized knowledge, with dedicated support, to ensure the best experience for our partners. Movecta has been increasing its efforts in the Suape region to provide a high-level operation, from the port to the customers’ doors,” explains Rodrigo Bacelar, commercial director of Movecta.

With 70 years of history, the company concentrates its operations in São Paulo, Santa Catarina, and Pernambuco. Movecta has nine operational units and one administrative office, including four bonded terminals, totaling 430 thousand square meters of available area.

The company has transportation operations throughout the national territory, handling different types of cargo in response to the particularities and high service levels required in the market. It also has modern storage facilities equipped with technology and efficient processes, ensuring the integrity and security of the products.  

Movecta’s expertise in logistics projects enables it to transform complexity into simplicity and flexibility, integrating the logistics chain and foreign trade in a unique and innovative way to address the specific demands of various market segments.  

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Multimodal Nordeste Fair

From August 6 to 8 – 2 PM to 8 PM

Recife Expo Center

Movecta’s booth location: 84D

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