Point-to-Point Delivery & Freight Coordination

Port-to-Terminal and Terminal-to-Port Transfers

PLP’s location in Poti allows customers to connect cargo flows between port-related operations and terminal services.

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PLP can help coordinate:

• Port-to-terminal cargo movement;

• Terminal-to-port cargo movement;

• Container transfer support;

• Cargo arriving from vessel-related routes;

• Cargo preparing for sea shipment;

• Cargo requiring storage or customs procedures before port transfer;

• Cargo requiring handling, inspection, sorting, or documentation before dispatch.

This service is useful for customers who need a reliable terminal support point near Poti’s port logistics environment.

Road Transport Coordination

Road transport is often the most flexible solution for regional cargo movement.

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PLP can help coordinate road transport for:

• Full truckload cargo;

• Container trucking;

• Palletized cargo;

• General cargo;

• Vehicles;

• Big bag or bulk-packed cargo;

• Oversized cargo, subject to route and handling review;

• Cargo moving to or from PLP.

Road delivery can be connected with PLP’s handling, storage, customs, inspection, and dispatch services so customers can manage the full cargo flow more efficiently.

Rail-Connected Logistics

PLP can support cargo flows that require rail-connected operations through terminal handling, loading/unloading support, and coordination with rail-linked movement where applicable.

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Rail-connected logistics may include:

• Cargo transfer between truck and rail;

• Cargo preparation for rail movement;

• Vehicle or general cargo dispatch planning;

• Rail wagon loading/unloading coordination;

• Terminal storage before or after rail movement;

• Rail-linked import or export cargo flows.

Sea Freight Coordination

PLP can support sea freight coordination through partner networks, shipping lines, agents, and relevant logistics providers.

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This may include coordination around:

• Cargo moving through Poti port routes;

• Cargo requiring terminal support before sea shipment;

• Cargo arriving from sea routes and requiring inland terminal services;

• Containerized cargo linked to international sea transport;

• Terminal-to-port or port-to-terminal transfer planning;

• Storage, customs, inspection, or dispatch before or after sea movement.

PLP supports sea freight coordination through logistics partners and port-connected cargo flows.

Cross-Docking and Cargo Transfer

Cross-docking is one of the most important links between terminal operations and point-to-point delivery.

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PLP can support cargo transfer between:

• Truck and truck;

• Truck and container;

• Container and truck;

• Truck and warehouse;

• Warehouse and truck;

• Terminal yard and dispatch vehicle;

• Port-connected transport and terminal handling;

• Road and rail-linked movement.

Cross-docking helps customers reduce unnecessary storage time, consolidate shipments, transfer cargo faster, and prepare cargo for the next transport stage.