Our New Look Website Goes Live

June 20, 2021

Our New Look Website Goes Live

 

Our old website has served us well over recent years, but like all good things – it had to come to an end, and has now been retired.

In order to make better use of modern technologies, the social media phenomenon and today’s essential need to share current information, we’ve given the website a facelift.

International logistics has changed significantly since the pandemic started and we recognise that our role has evolved during the process. Now, more than ever, information and communication are central to making better informed supply chain decisions.

Therefore, our new website and our social media channels will be central to us keeping customers and partners up to date with the latest relevant international logistics information. So, be sure to BOOKMARK the site and FOLLOW our social media pages.

In the meantime, we hope that you like the look and feel of the new website and we welcome any feedback.

Atlantic Pacific continue to work diligently to mitigate supply chain disruption during these extremely difficult times. Should you require further information on the above, then please do not hesitate to contact us.

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