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ALS (Freight Management Group) is a privately owned 3PL & 4PL freight forwarding company specialising in the global logistics of Project Forwarding, Capital Equipment, Abnormal Loads and Supply Chain Management.
In today’s global market place ALS (Freight Management Group) Limited continues to position itself as a leading edge "niche market" freight forwarding group specialising in break bulk and heavy lift cargo.
The economic and regulatory challenges in purchasing and supplying products on a global basis that now faces today’s manufacturers and traders, is directly reflected in the complexity of shipping the goods. 
To this end many companies have looked to the expertise and experience of the ALS (Freight Management Group) Limited to provide what is extensively an in-house global logistics without the overheads. 
Areas of Expertise
The company has three defined disciplines:
- Construction and Plant Freight Management
- Abnormal Loads and General Freight Forwarding
- Project Forwarding and Chartering
With a network of offices and over 30 years of specialist transport knowledge, ALS has the expertise and the people, in partnership with appointed agents and partners, to handle cargo and Supply Chain Management on a global basis.
ALS is equipped to handle any enquiry no matter how large or small from air freighting the smallest components to shipping and distributing the largest machines or equipment, all over the world.
We have the knowledge and the expertise to complete the task - contact ALS today.
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subscribe to our RSS feedOctober 08, 2012
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics acquires a majority stake in Abnormal Load Services
Oslo, Norway and Ittervoort, Netherlands; October 8, 2012 – Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics, the global provider of outbound logistics solutions, joins forces with Abnormal Load Services Holding B.V, the specialist in out of gauge transport and supply chain solutions, through the acquisition of a 60% stake in the company.
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