For global manufacturers and brands, regular freight programs require predictable rates, consistent lead times, and visibility across repeated movements — especially when monthly volumes are high and routes cross multiple jurisdictions.
According to the Turkish Forwarding and Logistics Association, Türkiye has the infrastructure and location to become a complementary logistics hub for EU–US trade.
The country plans 5,000 km of new railway construction in four years, while Aktau and Kuryk are set to expand container capacity from 80,000 to 300,000 TEU per year by 2029.