Logistics Plus Memorial Forest in the Bergama Region of Turkey

Logistics Plus Memorial Forest in the Bergama Region of Turkey

Logistics Plus Turkey is proud to announce that they have planted 10,000 pine bushes in the Bergama, Kinik region of Turkey, creating the ‘Logistics Plus Memorial Forest.’  To learn more about the project, watch the video below or on the Logistics Plus YouTube Channel.

Logistics Plus received the following letter from the Aegean Forest Foundation:

The Aegean Forest Foundation, which was established in 1995; offers projects, practices, and trainings for the creation and sustainability of new forest areas, forest fires, land degradation, desertification, floodplain improvement, climate change, protection of biodiversity, rural development, adaptation of low carbon emission technologies, renewable energy, and energy efficiency working to raise awareness.

Our foundation carries out its forestation activities within the framework of the protocols it signed with the Ministry of Forestry. In 26 years, we have enabled nearly 12 million saplings to become trees and mix with the forest on an area of ​​75 thousand decares.

The saplings we planted when we were founded, the size of a pencil, have turned into trees today and mixed with the forests. This painting is our pride.

You created the “LOGISTICS PLUS MEMORIAL FOREST” by donating 10 thousand saplings to our İzmir Kırkgeçit afforestation project, where 50 thousand saplings were planted on 35 hectares of land.

Thank you for the support you give to our forests, which is the greatest legacy we can leave to future generations.

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Logistics Plus Appears in the Jan-Feb 2022 Issue of HLPFI Magazine

Logistics Plus Appears in the Jan-Feb 2022 Issue of HLPFI Magazine

HLPFI Jan-Feb 2022 ThumbnailLogistics Plus continues its string of regular appearances in Heavy Lift and Project Forwarding International magazine with editorial and advertising content in the new, January-February 2022 issue.  Bahadir Erdil, Global Projects Director for Logistics Plus and Managing Director of LP Turkey, provides comments in the Country Report on Turkey titled “A dynamic market despite global uncertainties” article on pages 29-38.  Additionally, the new Logistics Plus project cargo advertisement shown below appears on page 34.

Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International (HLPFI) is a division of DVV Media International Limited. It is firmly established as the leading media presence for professionals involved in the logistics of over-dimensional and heavy cargoes. Written by an international team of award-winning journalists, HLPFI delivers essential information about the movement of such cargoes across the whole range of transport modes. In addition to news, each magazine issue contains interviews with prominent industry figures and topical features presented in an easy-to-read editorial format. Visit them online at www.heavyliftpfi.com.

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Basar Kandil named Deputy General Manager of LP Turkey

Basar Kandil named Deputy General Manager of LP Turkey

Basar Kindil(As Announced Earlier This Month)

It is my pleasure to report that Bahadir Erdil, Managing Director of LP Turkey and LP Global Projects Director, has named Basar Kandil as Deputy General Manager of LP Turkey.

This is greatly deserved as Basar is one of the best Project Logistics experts in the region.  He is known and respected by all the folks who came up with him, many of who are now leaders in several of the big companies. And he knows all modes of transportation, not just “the hard stuff.” (And as Bahadir says, he knows EVERY DETAIL ?)

Basar is also a great husband and Dad (and is the opposite of Bahadir—very cool, calm, and collected. Ying and Yang. And wonderful friends.  LP through and through. We are lucky to have him.

Please join me in congratulating Basar.  Very proud and happy.

Onward!

JB

Jim Berlin, CEO, Logistics Plus

Logistics Plus Turkey Marble, Granite, & Stone Logistics

Logistics Plus Turkey Marble, Granite, & Stone Logistics

Logistics Plus Turkey is proud to announce that they now provide full-service logistics solutions for the marble, granite, and stone industry. Transporting and storing marble, granite, and stone can be quite a hassle. Although they are sturdy materials, the correct equipment and processes must ensure the product is not damaged. Logistics Plus ensures the safety of your goods by meeting all of the necessary safety criteria and equipment to get the job done.

Logistics Plus Global Projects Director Bahadir Erdil commented on this new offering. “Heavy products such as marble, granite, and stone require special attention for handling. Our team in Turkey has the proper equipment, capacity, and experience to handle these types of products safely.”

Logistics Plus Marble, Granite, & Stone Logistics Features:

  • 40,000 SQM yard located in Izmir
  • 8.8 km from Aliaga (Izmir) port
  • 63.6 km from Alsancak (Izmir) port
  • Lifting equipment for up to 45 metric tons capacity
  • Hi-up and mobile cranes available for up to 300 metric tons capacity
  • In-house lashing, securing, and dunnaging services
  • 24/7 security and records kept three months retrospective
  • In-house VGM weighbridge

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With over 25 years of heavy lift experience, you can rest assured knowing your marble, granite, and stone products are secure and protected. Contact us today to learn more about this solution.

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Steel Structures Project From Factory to Port

Steel Structures Project From Factory to Port

The Logistics Plus Project Cargo team recently transported steel structures for a worldwide leading steel manufacturer. This manufacturer completes projects for thermal power plants, hydroelectric power plants, industrial plants, refineries, chemical plants, bridges, and more. The shipment Logistics Plus handled was from the client’s factory to Aliağa port in Turkey.

Logistics Plus Global Projects Director Bahadir Erdil commented on the success of this project. “I’m happy we (Logistics Plus) were chosen to help with this project. Our global projects team has a lot of experience in the steel industry, and it showed. We completed this project timely and to our client’s exact specifications.”

The size of the two largest structures are listed below. In total, Logistics Plus transported 35 items weighing 1,000 tons.

Length: 35 meters / Width: 4.4 meters / Tonnage: 87 tons
Length: 13.5 meters / Width: 7.9 meters / Tonnage: 38 tons

You can watch the highlights from this project in the video below or on the Logistics Plus YouTube Channel.