MHL-Trans
Road freight and specialist transport services for domestic and international cargo customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About MHL-Trans
MHL-Trans provides domestic and international road transport, including open and covered trailers, container transport and specialist transport for varied cargo. Its equipment includes crane-equipped vehicles, extendable trailers and tipper trailers.
The company is a Finnish transport operator serving customers that need freight and specialist transport. MHL-Trans Oy was founded in 1993 and is based in Tenhola, Finland; it is part of a transport business history dating back to 1946.
Product: Domestic and international road freight and specialist transport using trucks, trailers and crane-equipped vehicles.
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