Testimonials

This is the first import of groupage we have done via your company from the Hassleholm area of Sweden. Your service has been impeccable and your customer services are superb. We have dealt with many a freight forwarder/shipping company who have never given us accurate/precise information. Instead they have told us your goods maybe or should be delivered soon!. Whereas your Import Department gave us clear facts in relation to the shipping date, arrival date and delivery date both verbally and by email. We pride ourselves on our service when we sell our products to our clients and it is great to deal with a like minded company who pride themselves on the same values as us. We import candies for shows and exhibitions and it is important to both us and our clients that the stock is made available to us on our required delivery dates, else our (our clients) stands would be empty!. It is great that you have kept me fully informed and assured of when we receive our goods. It's nice to know that you understand the fuller picture and the knock on effect for importers when goods are not delivered on time. Next year our import traffic will have increased considerably and we shall be using your groupage services from Sweden. We have full confidence in you, thankyou for being so helpful.

Sweden Import Client 60678

Never had any problems with R W Freight Services. Great service, queries are dealt with promptly.

Freight Customer 52621

All of our exports to Norway dealt with by your company met with all our requirements.

Norway Client 26971

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Exports from Sweden increase

During the first quarter of 2010, exports of goods from Sweden increased for the first time since world trade was hit by the financial crisis.  Even so, the volume of exports was still 10 to 15 per cent lower than in the same period of 2007 and 2008.  Swedish exports have been surprisingly strong over the long term – services, IT and telecoms have taken over from traditional industries which has made the export sector less vulnerable to international fluctuations.  Exports from other G7 countries have not fared so well; comparing the fourth quarter of 2009 with the fourth quarter of 2008, exports from Italy decreased 12 percent, exports from Germany 3 per cent, and from USA and Japan 1 per cent each.

 

 

 

 

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