Fresh Peru Logistics S.R.L.
Headquartered in Peru
Freight forwarder within the Gourmet Trading Company group specializing in air and sea logistics for temperature controlled perishable cargo, holding DGAC, IATA, BASC and SUNAT accreditations and repeat recognition as a leading Peruvian freight forwarder.
Services
Regions served
Latin America
Countries
Peru
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