SF Group to expand e-commerce handling with SATS partnership

SF Group to expand e-commerce handling with SATS partnership

Chinese express delivery and logistics service provider SF Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with air cargo handler SATS to expand the successful collaboration between the existing hub operations in Singapore and e-commerce handling in Liege, Belgium to other global hubs.

The partnership will expand services to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and explore proofs of concept (PoCs) for e-commerce handling in Beijing and at New York’s JFK International Airport. The partners will also identify and build other network solutions or specialized services from more than 200 locations where SATS is present, using SF Group’s extensive demand channels.

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