Released on = February 26, 2006, 3:46 pm

Press Release Author = Rodger Hall, Sun Communications PR . Email:
rodger@suncommunications.com.au

Industry = Transportation & Logistics

Press Release Summary = Specialist heavylift, breakbulk and freight forwarding
management group, Worldwide Project Consortium Ltd (WWPC), has expanded its global
logistics footprint with nine new members.


Press Release Body = Specialist heavylift, breakbulk and freight forwarding
management group, Worldwide Project Consortium Ltd (WWPC), has expanded its global
logistics footprint with nine new members.
New members are: Aviamar S.A.C (Peru), Williams & Gosling (Fiji), Balkan Lloyd Ltd,
Horizen Co (Bulgaria), Sea Horse Pacific (Papua New Guinea), Cargo Team (Serbia &
Montenegro), Horizen Co (Greece), Olair Worldwide Logistics Co Ltd (Cambodia) and
Sathsindu Limited (Sri Lanka).
With his head office in Brisbane, Australia, WWPC General Manager and Director,
Kevin Stephens, welcomed the appointment of the new members that expands the
consortium to include more than 90 specialist project offices in 78 countries.
"The WWPC was formed to meet the increasing demand for cargo forwarders to work
together on behalf of clients seeking cost-effective solutions to transport
heavylift consignments through several countries and often across different
continents," Mr Stephens said.
"Our new members are experienced experts in project forwarding, with a proven track
record, and will further strengthen our reputation as the world's largest dedicated
project forwarding and logistics management company."
WWPC members will gather in Cartagena, Colombia, from May 11-12 to attend the
organisation's sixth annual conference that features the theme
Partnering-For-The-Future.
For further information about WWPC members visit www.wwpc.info.

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Web Site = http://www.wwpc.info

Contact Details = Worldwide Project Consortium Lt
30 Napier Street
Ascot, Queensland, Australia 4551
+61 7 3268 2021