MB cargo
Road freight, logistics and warehousing services for businesses, with a focus on Austria, Italy and Sweden
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About MB cargo
MB cargo provides road freight transport using curtain-sided Mega trailers and high-volume combinations. Its logistics services include part loads and groupage shipments from one pallet, alongside temperature-controlled warehousing and cargo handling.
The company serves business customers requiring transport, logistics and storage services. It specializes in routes to Austria, Italy and Sweden.
MB cargo, s.r.o. is registered in Zvěrkovice, Czechia, and was founded in 2007. The company states that its business history dates to 1998.
Product: Road freight transport, part-load and groupage logistics, and temperature-controlled warehousing.
Jobs at MB cargo
Leadership
- Leoš Jordán · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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