Freez Logistics provides export and import refrigerated transport by reefer truck from Turkey to 41 countries in Europe, the Caucasus, Russia, Central Asia, the Middle East and the Gulf. Shipments to the Gulf are followed on site by our Dubai branch.
Austria is one of the main transit countries on the road route from Turkey to Western Europe, and the Vienna area is a strong food distribution market.
ViewWith Antwerp and advanced cold storage facilities, Belgium is one of the main logistics hubs of Western Europe.
ViewBulgaria is Turkey's land neighbour in the European Union and the first stop for reefer trucks entering the EU via Kapıkule.
ViewThe Czech Republic (Czechia) is an industrial and distribution hub of Central Europe; retail chains around Prague and Brno are major buyers of Turkish food.
ViewFrance hosts some of the world's largest wholesale food markets, such as Rungis in Paris, and is an important destination for fresh Turkish produce.
ViewGreece is one of the EU countries reached fastest from Turkey via the İpsala border gate; Thessaloniki and Athens are the main destinations.
ViewHungary is the main transit country for reefer trucks travelling from Turkey to Central and Western Europe, and the Budapest area is an important distribution centre.
ViewThanks to truck ferry lines with Turkey, Italy is one of the fastest-reached markets in Europe; Trieste is one of the entry gates for Turkish reefer trucks into Europe.
ViewWith the port of Rotterdam and the Aalsmeer flower auction, the Netherlands is Europe's distribution centre for fresh food and flowers; part of the reefer loads from Turkey are distributed across Europe from here.
ViewPoland is one of the largest markets in Central and Eastern Europe, with strong demand for Turkish citrus and fresh and dried fruit.
ViewRomania is one of Turkey's largest trading partners in the Balkans; Turkish citrus, vegetables and dairy products are common in the Romanian market.
ViewSlovakia, reached by a short link through Hungary, is a Central European country with developed automotive and food sectors.
ViewClose to Trieste, Slovenia is a transit country where reefer trucks arriving from Turkey by ferry continue into Central Europe.
ViewSince Brexit, the UK is a large market requiring customs procedures separate from the EU; Turkish fresh and frozen food is in high demand there.
ViewAzerbaijan has strong trade ties with Turkey and is the starting point for crossing the Caspian Sea to Central Asia.
ViewChechnya is a republic of the Russian Federation, so customs procedures follow Russian regulations; Turkish fresh produce is in high demand in the North Caucasus.
ViewGeorgia is Turkey's land gateway to the Caucasus, Russia and Central Asia; reefer trucks crossing at Sarp use Georgia as both a destination and a transit country.
ViewKazakhstan is the largest economy in Central Asia; Almaty and Astana are the main distribution centres for Turkish food in the region.
ViewKyrgyzstan is an important trading partner of the Turkic world in Central Asia; because of the long route, continuous cold-chain monitoring is essential.
ViewMongolia is a landlocked country between Russia and China; the capital Ulaanbaatar, home to about half of the population, is the main destination.
ViewRussia is one of the largest markets for Turkish fresh fruit and vegetables; tomatoes, citrus and grapes in particular are shipped to Russia by refrigerated truck.
ViewTajikistan is a mountainous Central Asian country; transit crossings and long distances mean refrigerated shipments need careful route and document planning.
ViewTurkmenistan, reached via Iran or the Caspian Sea, is a Central Asian country where Turkish construction and food companies are very active.
ViewUzbekistan is the most populous country in Central Asia and its trade with Turkey is growing fast; Tashkent is the region's main distribution hub.
ViewRefrigerated transport from Turkey to the island of Cyprus is carried out by reefer trucks crossing by ferry from Mersin and Taşucu to Northern Cyprus.
ViewIran is Turkey's eastern neighbour and the transit country for routes to Central Asia, Pakistan and the Gulf; Tabriz and Tehran are the busiest destinations for refrigerated loads.
ViewIraq is one of Turkey's largest food export markets; dairy products, chicken, fruit and vegetables and frozen food are carried in large volumes through the Habur border gate.
ViewJordan has a history of free trade with Turkey and sits at the crossroads of routes to the Gulf.
ViewLebanon is a Mediterranean country reached by road via Syria, with strong demand for Turkish food products.
ViewNorthern Cyprus (TRNC) meets much of its food demand from Turkey; ferries from Mersin and Taşucu bring reefer trucks to the island within hours.
ViewFood and healthcare shipments to Palestine require individual planning for each load because of border and customs conditions in the region.
ViewSyria is Turkey's southern neighbour and demand for food products is rising with reconstruction; Aleppo is the largest destination near the border.
ViewForeign trade between Turkey and Israel has been halted in line with Turkey's 2024 decision.
ViewBahrain is a small island country linked to Saudi Arabia by a causeway; Turkish food products are both consumed there and distributed across the region.
ViewKuwait, reached by road via Iraq, is a stable market for Turkish food products in the Gulf.
ViewOman is a Gulf country reached by road via the UAE; our Dubai branch coordinates deliveries to Oman through the UAE.
ViewQatar imports most of its food and has strong trade relations with Turkey.
ViewSaudi Arabia is the largest food importer in the Gulf; halal-certified meat and dairy products and fresh fruit and vegetables are among the most demanded Turkish products.
ViewPakistan is a South Asian country with deep-rooted ties to Turkey; it is reached by road via Iran and food products are carried there by refrigerated truck.
ViewBangladesh is a growing South Asian food market with a large population.
ViewIndia is the world's most populous country and a fast-growing food market.
ViewThe Maldives is an island country made up of hundreds of islands in the Indian Ocean.
ViewCambodia is a Southeast Asian country between Thailand and Vietnam.
ViewEast Timor (Timor-Leste) is one of the youngest countries in Southeast Asia.
ViewIndonesia is the archipelago country with the world's largest Muslim population.
ViewJapan is an island country with some of the highest food safety and cold-chain standards in the world.
ViewMalaysia is one of the world's pioneers in halal food certification.
ViewTrade with North Korea is largely prohibited because of UN Security Council sanctions.
ViewThe Philippines is an archipelago country made up of thousands of islands.
ViewSingapore is a city-state and one of the most important trade hubs of Southeast Asia.
ViewSouth Korea lies in the south of the Korean Peninsula; its road connection is closed because it passes through North Korea.
ViewWe provide refrigerated transport by road to 41 countries from Europe to Asia.
All our international transport is carried out by refrigerated truck on the road. On some routes, such as Northern Cyprus, Russia and Central Asia, the truck crosses part of the route by ferry. We do not provide sea (container) freight.
Yes. Our Dubai branch (Oceana Residences, Pacific Building, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai) follows shipments to the UAE and the Gulf on site.
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