Seafrigo Airfreight Launches New Logistics Platform at Paris Orly

Seafrigo Airfreight Launches New Logistics Platform at Paris Orly

Seafrigo Airfreight has inaugurated a new 7,500 Sqm logistics platform at Paris Orly airport, strategically located near Rungis International Market. Designed to meet the latest environmental standards, the facility boasts 2,600 pallet positions and temperature-controlled storage from -20°C to +15°C.

The platform aims to provide optimal storage and maintain a consistent cold chain for perishable goods, including seafood, fruits, vegetables, cheeses, meats, gourmet foods, wines, and spirits.

To enhance the efficiency of the logistics chain, the warehouse is integrated with Seafrigo Group’s consolidation services (LCL). With a global presence in 32 countries, this network enables high value-added services for import and export operations.

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