Seamlessly Delivering Break Bulk Cargo from Shanghai to Karachi for Power & Energy industry client

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At Freight Systems, we thrive on solving complex logistics challenges with innovative and efficient solutions. Here is how we helped a Power & Energy client successfully transport their cargo from Shanghai to Karachi.

The Challenge:The client required a secure and budget-friendly solution for their break bulk shipment but faced difficulties finding the right combination of pricing and service dependability.

Shipment Details:

The project involved the transportation of:

  • 2 Transformers (each 75 tons) booked with a tackle-to-tackle solution
  • 2×40’ Flat Racks for Over Width & Over Height components
  • 4×40’ HC containers carrying fuel tanks and accessories for a grid station

The Solution:

We delivered a pioneering Containerized Break Bulk solution, providing a comprehensive “tackle-to-tackle” approach that combined cost-effectiveness with enhanced safety measures—setting a new benchmark in logistics excellence.

Key Wins:

  • Reserved space well in advance to avoid last-minute delays
  • Maintained tight coordination with stakeholders at every stage—from origin to destination
  • Leveraged our global partnerships to implement a tailored import filing solution, overcoming operational roadblocks

This project is a testament to our commitment to innovation, planning, and reliability.

Facing a logistics challenge? Let Freight Systems deliver the solution you need!

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