SEKO Worldwide Opens Office in England
SEKO Worldwide, an Itasca, Ill.-based provider of freight forwarding solutions, has opened a new office in Manchester, England
SEKO Worldwide, an Itasca, Ill.-based provider of freight forwarding solutions, has opened a new office in Manchester, England.
This is SEKO Worldwide’s second office to be opened in the United Kingdom since November 2003, further expanding the company’s international freight forwarding presence. The opening of SEKO’s new UK office enhances its global growth initiative by positioning the freight forwarding company in a strategic European transportation center. Manchester features the second-largest regional airport in the UK and serves a broad range of import/export industries, including electronics and pharmaceuticals -- both business segments in which SEKO Worldwide specializes.
Founded in 1976, SEKO Worldwide is a global transportation and logistics company with 50 offices in North America, Puerto Rico and the UK and more than 350 agents in its worldwide network. It offers a full-range of supply chain solutions, including expedited and time-definite airfreight services on a 24/7 basis, ground and ocean logistics and other products on an international scale.
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