Beef, Pork and Lamb for ASEAN and Eastern Europe
Beef, Pork and Lamb for ASEAN and Eastern Europe
Georgia-based Robin Products is looking for beef, lamb, pork and poultry products for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Eastern Europe. Contact:
Robin Products, LLC
Harry K. Sun, Managing Director
1830 Willowdale Road NW
Dalton, GA 30720-6925
Tel: (706) 278-1310
Cell: (706) 581-4272
Fax: (706) 226-0237
E-mail: robinproductllc@msn.com
Pork for Kazakhstan
Trader Arthur Zakhevsky is looking for three mixed containers of pork items for Kazakhstan — legs, tongues, 80 percent and 60 percent trimming, neck, shoulder and loin, bone in and boneless, CIF St. Petersburg or Klaipeda. Mr. Zakhevsky prefers to receive information by email since his English is not good. Contact:
Arthur Zakhevsky
Tel: +7 727-386-8938
Cell: +7 701-765-1405
E-mail: artur201169@yahoo.com
South Korea: Beef
A Los Angeles-based company is looking to export U.S. beef to South Korea. Contact:
Viva Vina Inc.
Steve Lim, President
2702 Media Center Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90065
Tel: 323-225-4946
Cell: 213-435-9995
Fax: 323-225-4992
E-mail: stevelim@vivavinausa.com
AgTC Surveys Shippers
The Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) sent out a 60-Second Ag Shipping Survey to its members yesterday (Sept. 22). If you did not receive that message, please take a few moments out of your day to respond to this one (ExecutiveDirector@agtrans.org) so that the coalition can get a current snapshot of the status of shipping issues facing our industry. Responses are confidential. The questions are as follows:
1. Are you able to get all the DRY CONTAINERS you need?
a. Where do you need them?
b. How long are you waiting?
c. How does this compare with six months ago?
2. Are you able to get all the REEFER CONTAINERS you need?
a. Where do you need them?
b. How long are you waiting?
c. How does this compare with six months ago?
3. Including surcharges, are you paying more or less total freight charges than six months ago?
4. What is your forecast for the next few months?
5. Are carriers’ “no doc-no load,” AES data submission policies and penalties changing the way you ship? How?
For more information on the survey or on transportation issues, contact:
Peter Friedmann
ExecutiveDirector@agtrans.org
Agriculture Transportation Coalition
1120 G Street, NW Suite 1020
Washington, DC 20005
Tel: 202-783-3333
Fax: 202-783-4422
www.agtrans.org
Beef, Pork and Lamb for ASEAN and Eastern Europe
Georgia-based Robin Products is looking for beef, lamb, pork and poultry products for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Eastern Europe. Contact:
Robin Products, LLC
Harry K. Sun, Managing Director
1830 Willowdale Road NW
Dalton, GA 30720-6925
Tel: (706) 278-1310
Cell: (706) 581-4272
Fax: (706) 226-0237
E-mail: robinproductllc@msn.com
Pork for Kazakhstan
Trader Arthur Zakhevsky is looking for three mixed containers of pork items for Kazakhstan — legs, tongues, 80 percent and 60 percent trimming, neck, shoulder and loin, bone in and boneless, CIF St. Petersburg or Klaipeda. Mr. Zakhevsky prefers to receive information by email since his English is not good. Contact:
Arthur Zakhevsky
Tel: +7 727-386-8938
Cell: +7 701-765-1405
E-mail: artur201169@yahoo.com
South Korea: Beef
A Los Angeles-based company is looking to export U.S. beef to South Korea. Contact:
Viva Vina Inc.
Steve Lim, President
2702 Media Center Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90065
Tel: 323-225-4946
Cell: 213-435-9995
Fax: 323-225-4992
E-mail: stevelim@vivavinausa.com
AgTC Surveys Shippers
The Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) sent out a 60-Second Ag Shipping Survey to its members yesterday (Sept. 22). If you did not receive that message, please take a few moments out of your day to respond to this one (ExecutiveDirector@agtrans.org) so that the coalition can get a current snapshot of the status of shipping issues facing our industry. Responses are confidential. The questions are as follows:
1. Are you able to get all the DRY CONTAINERS you need?
a. Where do you need them?
b. How long are you waiting?
c. How does this compare with six months ago?
2. Are you able to get all the REEFER CONTAINERS you need?
a. Where do you need them?
b. How long are you waiting?
c. How does this compare with six months ago?
3. Including surcharges, are you paying more or less total freight charges than six months ago?
4. What is your forecast for the next few months?
5. Are carriers’ “no doc-no load,” AES data submission policies and penalties changing the way you ship? How?
For more information on the survey or on transportation issues, contact:
Peter Friedmann
ExecutiveDirector@agtrans.org
Agriculture Transportation Coalition
1120 G Street, NW Suite 1020
Washington, DC 20005
Tel: 202-783-3333
Fax: 202-783-4422
www.agtrans.org