SINGAPORE — July 30, 2026 — SEKO Logistics (SEKO), a leader in end-to-end global logistics, is expanding its international ocean freight forwarding capabilities with the launch of a new Less-than-Container Load (LCL) consolidation service connecting major sourcing markets across Asia with Greece, Cyprus, and the wider Balkan region.

Developed in strategic partnership with Go Shipping—SEKO’s exclusive regional partner in Greece—the service offers direct weekly LCL services from China, while cargo from other key Asian sourcing markets is consolidated through SEKO’s regional hub in Singapore before sailing to Greece.

The new route addresses growing demand among regional and global shippers for flexible, part-load ocean solutions that avoid the cost and volume commitments of full container loads (FCL), while maintaining high reliability and end-to-end visibility.

“Greece, Cyprus and the Balkan region have traditionally been challenging markets for LCL shipments, often requiring multiple service providers and fragmented logistics solutions. By combining our direct services from China, our regional consolidation hub in Singapore and Go Shipping’s strong local expertise, we’ve created a single, integrated solution that gives customers reliable access to the region through one point of contact,” said Fabiano Duarte, Vice President, Ocean Freight at SEKO APAC.

Connecting Broader Asia to Southern Europe

The service combines direct LCL services from China with SEKO’s regional consolidation hub in Singapore, extending origin coverage across Southeast Asia, Oceania and the Indian Subcontinent through a structured origin-to-destination network.

• Regional Consolidation Hub: Cargo from Southeast Asia, Oceania and the Indian Subcontinent is consolidated through SEKO’s Singapore gateway, maximizing space utilization and rate efficiency before weekly sailings to Greece.

• Weekly Fixed Sailings: Scheduled departures from Singapore to Piraeus support predictable inventory planning and replenishment cycles for importers.

• Specialized Cargo Handling: The LCL service supports a broad range of IMO dangerous goods, excluding Class 1 and Class 7.

• Destination Access Across Cyprus and the Balkans: Upon arrival in Piraeus, Go Shipping coordinates destination handling, customs support, and onward distribution throughout Greece, Cyprus and the wider Balkan region.

End-to-End Visibility and Control

Shippers utilizing the new Asia–Greece & Balkans LCL service gain full operational visibility from origin pickup to final-mile delivery through SEKO’s proprietary MySEKO customer portal. The unified technology platform enables real-time shipment tracking, purchase order management, and live document uploads, simplifying administrative coordination across international borders.