This is Sunjin’s service for transporting seasonal fruits and vegetables produced around Korea, including Gimhae, Nonsan, Jirisan Mountain, and Daegwallyeong area, to Southeast Asia, Japan, Oceania, and America. It is essential to deliver the goods on time from producing areas via direct overseas route, using refrigerator vehicles for PER and COL. For timely delivery of goods, Sunjin puts a particular emphasis on the quarantine process at Incheon Airport and quick, accurate responses to any issues arising. On the other hand, Sunjin always has contingency plans prepared in case of any malfunction or failure of refrigerator vehicles, so as to provide high-quality services to the clients.

The project was for multinational pharmaceutical company A, and it was about delivering pharmaceutical materials produced in Korea, from its manufacturing plant. The invoice value was very high at five million dollars per TEU that many shipping companies turned down the project. For this reason, the fare had been set at a very high level. In addition, considering its temperature-sensitive quality, it was a critical requirement that the temperature strictly remains at between 4 and 6 degrees throughout the whole transportation process. The client also required a complete SOP, contingency plans, and relevant experiences to ensure that there was no mistake throughout the whole process from container loading, domestic ground transportation, CY stowage, sea transportation, and overseas ground transportation. Sunjin paid preliminary visits to the client’s overseas headquarters and factories, resided for some time to gain full knowledge of the whole transportation process on-site. Then Sunjin came up with the most optimal SOP after consulting with a group of experts and overseas partners specialized in pharmaceuticals. To guarantee the shipping company’s request for the right to indemnity, Sunjin directly consulted with a local insurance company, not a Korean insurance company, and bought its insurance to reassure the shipping company’s concern on the project’s high risk. As the result, Sunjin was able to provide the client with a wide range of options for shipping schedule and an appropriate level of fare. To perfectly maintain the temperature and conduct safe transportation, Sunjin’s full-time staff provides an intimate convoy service in which they oversee and accompany the whole process from container loading and domestic trucking to CY loading and shipping.

The project was about returning 00 whole combat planes to overseas, after they were retired in Korea. The task was to solve the limitations in ground transportation of whole combat planes in Korea and overseas, in addition to maintaining safety and security. Sunjin succeeded in sea transportation of whole combat planes in large quantity by dismantling just the engines and wings and using the RORO ship. Also, it took precise reckoning of domestic and overseas road conditions and situations and traffic to successfully handle ground transportation along the 1,000km-long route. Three of Sunjin’s core staff members were involved in the whole process of domestic and overseas transportation to provide thorough convoy service with guaranteed safety and security.

This project is about transporting military goods such as foods, medicine, maintenance materials, and dangerous articles for UN Forces stationed in conflict areas including Africa and Southwest Asia. Security and confidentiality are vital terms in the project, not to mention the importance of compliance with safety rules and timely delivery of goods, considering the nature of military projects. In case of foods, the most important key is to thoroughly manage the temperature to keep their freshness. Most of the UN Force stations are located in remote areas that it is very difficult to meet all the criteria mentioned, but Sunjin has been successful thanks to its expansive know-how and experiences.