MSC Focuses on the Cotton Trade

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Cotton is essential for products such as clothes, home furnishings, fishnets, medical supplies, and much more. This fluffy white crop has been at the heart of global trade since the earliest stages of civilization. In our modern world, many countries require the safe and reliable transportation of cotton and its products.

MSC understands the special care and attention that your cotton requires. As a result, its teams are well equipped to meet its customers’ needs around the globe. With access to 500 ports of call, a fleet of 700 vessels, and more than 600 offices worldwide, customers can trust MSC to be their dedicated cotton delivery partner.

MSC has worked hard to upgrade its fleet capacity to meet customer demand by adding new vessels, routes, and ports of call. It is also innovating daily to provide digital solutions, such as its electronic bill of lading (eBL) which expedites delivery, reduces paper waste, and streamlines processing.

MSC is also aware of cotton’s dependency on temperature and weather conditions, often resulting in varying production numbers from season to season. Keeping these important factors in mind, MSC has developed scalable logistics solutions that can be adapted to production volumes and transactional needs. In addition, its commitment goes beyond safe transport, implementing sustainable solutions so that no product goes to waste.

MSC’s key strengths are:
• Dedicated VIP desk and specialized customer service for cotton
• Outstanding global port coverage and connectivity
• Loading close to point of origin
• Competitive transit times
• Special ramp service

MSc understands the value of cotton as a key commodity for our global economy. Its experienced, world-class teams have devised solutions for its safe, reliable, and fast transport.

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Ryan Finn
Ryan is the Digital Marketing and Content Creation Manager for Trade and Logistics Siam Ltd. He provides a creative flair to the team and his resourcefulness helps to bring an imaginative improvement to both literary archetypes and online content production. A writer by day and a rider by night, when he's not composing the latest logistics news update or creating compelling copy for our clients, Ryan spends his free time travelling Thailand by motorbike.