Cover your end-to-end logistics with Inland Transportation
Inland transportation is a key partner to ocean freight and with Twill, you get access to a range of quality intermodal services – whether truck, rail or barge. Find the right continental and intercontinental transport mode for your cargo, and let us handle the rest.
For logistics to be efficient, they often require a combination of transport options, known as intermodal transport. That’s why we’ve added inland transportation to our logistics services. Covering truck, rail and barge, our inland services are designed to get your goods to their final destination in a shorter time - your goods will remain in the same shipping container they were packed in at their origin.
Safe Warehousing
With dedicated 24/7 customer service and detailed air cargo.
Trusted Packaging
Ship your air cargo without breaking the bottom line.
Broader services to power broader business
Your cargo journeys rarely begin or end at the ports. As a leading logistics integrator with an unrivalled global network, we offer end-to-end shipping solutions that are second-to-none. Maersk’s landside transportation connects key service hub points and major container ports with each other and the rest of the world. With rail coverage, trucking, barge and depots, you don’t need to transact with multiple suppliers or coordinate several handovers. Experience the comfort of end-to-end deliveries with just a single partner, and make your supply chain work to your competitive advantage.
Trucks
Freight trucking is a flexible end-to-end service, ideal for delivering containers over short to long distances across various geographic areas.
Rail
SRail coverage can accommodate your hauling needs at a higher capacity – and is perfect if you need to move your cargo fast.
Extensive global network
Our landside transportation gives you the global coverage you need so that you can reach nearly every local market in the world.
Barge
Inland water transport by barge can be a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution. Your freight can access areas by barge, which are not accessible by large vessels.