New Suriname office for Bertling Logistics

Bertling has announced the opening of a new office in Suriname,US, which will work closely with Miami, Houston, and Dallas teams. Bertling Logistics has been active in North and South America for many years with business focus in project logistics,…

William Thomas1 min read
New Suriname office for Bertling Logistics
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Bertling has announced the opening of a new office in Suriname,US, which will work closely with Miami, Houston, and Dallas teams. Bertling Logistics has been active in North and South America for many years with business focus in project logistics, resupply, trucking, and shipping/chartering services to, from, and within North and South America to the energy, mining, chemical, infrastructure, and renewable sectors. Due to the increased demand for mining logistics and mining resupply services, especially in central and northeastern South America. Suriname, in particular, has become an important business destination. 

“We consider Suriname as a country with high potential and growing demand for logistics services”, says Colin MacIsaac, CEO of Bertling Logistics. “We have been operating mining and energy projects in the country for several years and are one of only logistics companies offering both project logistics and logistics resupply services to Suriname”, MacIsaac continues. “All business we operate in Suriname is conducted under the highest safety, sustainability, and environmental standards to protect the country’s unique flora and fauna. We have partnered with “Friends of Green Suriname” to underpin our commitment to responsible logistics services to Suriname,” said Colin MacIsaac, CEO of Bertling Logistics.

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