MEPL International plans wider freight services as global trade faces disruption

Sunita Bhambhani Shah of MEPL International said the company aims to grow into a global brand that delivers consistent service across borders. She said it targets markets where customers need quick freight solutions and local knowledge, and that trade disruptions and geopolitical uncertainty can quickly affect cost, routing and delivery expectations.

The company offers air, sea, land, warehousing, multimodal, NVOCC and container services. It handles engineering and industrial goods, FMCG, and oil and gas products, and serves clients mainly in the GCC, CIS and Eurasia regions.

Looking ahead to 2027, the company plans to expand its range of logistics solutions and build partnerships that improve the customer experience.