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Established in 2011 and headquartered in Hvidovre, Denmark, NTG Nordic Transport Group A/S is an international logistics provider specializing in asset-light freight forwarding. The company facilitates cargo movement via road, rail, air, and ocean, serving a broad geographical area including Denmark, Sweden, the United States, Germany, Finland, and other global destinations. Organized into Road & Logistics and Air & Ocean divisions, NTG delivers a comprehensive suite of transportation solutions. These include specialized project cargo services for items such as RoRo, oversized freight, and heavy lifts, alongside vessel and air charters, hazardous materials handling, and full-service turnkey transport with surveillance and reporting. The group also offers expert transport consulting, encompassing vessel load surveying, packaging and securing control, export/import document management, customs clearance, and detailed load planning. Furthermore, NTG provides extensive warehousing and logistics operations, featuring container unloading, stock management, bonded storage, pick-and-pack, value-added services, and dedicated chemical and hazardous goods storage. Additional services comprise express delivery, international relocation assistance, temperature-controlled transport, and general freight forwarding by various modes.
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