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The Brazilian Navigation Company Log-In Logistics Has Acquired a New Container Ship Built in China for US $ 20 Million
The Log-In container ship was built at the Jiangsu Yangzijiang shipyard in China. The 2,550 TEU vessel will be named “Log-In Discovery” and also has 536 connections for refrigerated container transport (reefers).
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Log-In has an extensive and integrated transportation network, allowing the Company to serve the main regions of Brazil, which account for 70% of the Brazilian GDP, and the flow of trade between these regions, in addition to providing innovative and efficient solutions for transporting products for more than 1,500 Log-In clients, including leading Brazilian and international companies operating in Brazil and South American countries.
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Log-In Launches Digital Platform Log-Aí for Clients to Manage Logistics Operations
Log-In Logistics Intermodal has developed a digital platform aimed at providing clients with more autonomy, agility, and ease in daily management. The Log-Aí project was created in two versions: one for navigation clients and another for the Port Terminal of Vila Velha (ES).
According to the Director of Service at Log-In Logistics Intermodal, Felipe Gurgel, Log-Aí was designed based on feedback and, therefore, meets the main needs and real difficulties in logistics operation and management reported by clients. The tool was also designed to serve the client aiming to streamline and modernize back-office processes within the company.
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