Special cargo involves risks, dimensions, deadlines, or regulatory requirements that demand specific planning.
Rome develops logistics solutions tailored to the characteristics of each operation, coordinating routes, modes of transport, documentation, and the various stakeholders involved, from origin to final destination.
Goods that pose a risk to health, safety, or the environment, including flammable, corrosive, toxic, and explosive materials, among others, require classification by hazard class, certified packaging, specific labeling, and documentation in accordance with standards such as ADR (road), IMDG (maritime), and IATA DGR (air).
Transportation of medicines, vaccines, and healthcare supplies requires strict temperature control (cold chain), traceability, and regulatory compliance (Good Distribution Practices). Failures in the logistics chain can compromise product efficacy or violate sanitary regulations.
Transportation of parts and components for the aeronautical and aerospace industry, which demands extremely careful handling, customized packaging, and rigorous technical certifications due to the high value and sensitivity of the items.
Shipments with critical delivery deadlines are prioritized in the logistics chain, usually via air freight or express services. They involve higher costs in exchange for speed and guaranteed delivery times.
Transportation of stands, equipment, and promotional materials with strict round-trip deadlines, often under a temporary admission regime, as the items return to the country of origin after the event.
Tailor-made logistics for complex and non-recurring operations, such as large engineering projects or industrial installations. This involves multimodal planning, coordination of multiple suppliers, and integrated schedule management.
Loads that exceed standard weight, height, width, or length limits, such as industrial equipment, turbines, or prefabricated structures, require route planning, escort, special permits, and often dedicated vehicles or vessels.
Customs procedures that suspend, reduce, or exempt taxes in specific situations such as customs transit, drawback, bonded warehousing, and temporary admission, optimizing costs and timelines in international operations.
Transportation of goods that need to remain within specific temperature ranges during the different stages of the logistics chain.
The operation is planned according to the product characteristics, the mode of transport used, and the storage requirements, maintaining the necessary control from origin to final destination.
Customs procedures that suspend, reduce, or exempt taxes in specific situations such as customs transit, drawback, bonded warehousing, and temporary admission, optimizing costs and timelines in international operations.