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When a customer working in the logistics and freight industry himself, needed his household goods moved from Pisa, Italy to London, the UK, he opted for groupage via truck. So naturally, expectations were high, but the customer was satisfied with the services provided.

Despite the biggest challenge being deciding what to move and what not to move, Fernando and Jennifer were happy to have Gosselin by their side during their move from Washington DC to Florence. Every situation is unique and trying to understand all of the specific requirements was made easier with the assistance of experienced Move consultant Andrea Cardelli.

Op 25 maart 2025 nam Gosselin Group het Mechels Verhuisbedrijf over nadat CEO Marc Smet en de familie Van Rompay een overeenkomst bereikten. Alle werknemers en activa worden opgenomen onder de internationale verhuisafdeling van de Gosselin Group.

On March 25th, 2025, Gosselin Group acquired Mechels Verhuisbedrijf after CEO Marc Smet and the family Van Rompay reached an agreement. All employees and assets will be incorporated in the International Moving Division of the Gosselin Group.

Gosselin promptly delivered four containers filled with new furniture for the US Embassy in Riga. All safety conditions and customer requirements taken into account, it was a meticulous move that required some collaborations but once again, was handled smoothly.

Gosselin was entrusted with transporting valuable contemporary artworks from Tenerife to Oslo, showcasing the intricate planning and execution required for such high-stakes shipments.

French dock workers have embarked on a strike. This could delay your shipment and generate additional charges.

When Dave and Linda were looking for a place to settle in Italy, they fell in love with Arona. After a few longer visits that resulted in the purchase of a house and learning the language for 4 years, it was time to move and Gosselin was there to assist them!

Last summer, Gosselin handled a massive door-to-door move for the embassy of Argentina in Rome. The move amounted to over 100m3 of furniture and goods and required a minimal closure of the premises.