Gosselin news

Gosselin Czechia recently inaugurated its new office location in Prague, a coworking space in Dejvice. These new facilities offer several perks compared to the previous office.

Effective October 1st, the U.S. East and Gulf Coast port strike has begun, disrupting supply chains worldwide. With 36 major ports affected, the strike is significantly impacting both import and export shipments, leading to delays and increased costs.

When Kim moved from the US to Georgia for work, she wanted to take her beloved birds with her to soften the absence of her family and friends. She hired Gosselin as the import company and is forever grateful for having her birds safely delivered to her, despite the strict regulations and difficulties along the way.

Working closely with freight forwarder Fracht Group and Interstate Moving Relocation, Gosselin successfully organised the transport of 4 pallets full of instruments and uniforms belonging to the U.S. Army Field Band.

For the FPS Foreign Affairs, Gosselin moved a work of art by renowned artist Arne Quinze. The sculpture and accompanying pedestal were transported from Sint-Martems-Latem to Liège airport. From there, the more than 2-tonne artwork flew to Beijing. 

A month ago, Gosselin began testing a new multimodal solution for its international relocation shipments. In the meantime, the experiment has been successful and work is underway on a regular Antwerp-Spain route via train transport.

After the Italian and UK office receiving the FAIM 22 Top Performer status, it was Belgium’s turn for a FIDI audit. With Belgium not only having multiple offices in Deurne and Vilvoorde, but also their own warehouses and rolling stock, the audit was extensive but successful nevertheless.

With Gosselin offices all over Europe, it’s almost impossible to know everybody. However, an international working experience can be the perfect way to get acquainted with colleagues from different countries. Roberta and Patrizio from the Italian office did just that, taking the opportunity to network and brainstorm work processes.

Gosselin currently launched a new trial project combining the usual road transport with train groupage in Europe. It is the perfect combination between handling large volumes, less reloads, less damage risks, and focusing on sustainability at the same time.