U-Freight is seeing growth in medical and healthcare logistics services between South Korea and China
- The growing market for medical cosmetic products moving from South Korea to Chia has proven valuable to U-Freight Group.
- This comes one year after the company signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Shanghai Hongyu Supply Chain Management Co (HYSC).
“In order to meet the needs of the medical and healthcare industry along this route, we are developing a range of service products including regular air and sea public transportation of goods, as well as temperature-controlled services including active and passive refrigerated boxes and containers,” said Simon Wong, CEO of U-Freight Group.
“This sees widespread use of ULDs for air freight and refrigerated containers for ocean freight, as well as temperature-controlled packing, stuffing, trucking and warehousing within the supply chain.
“We are becoming more involved in the shipment of medical cosmetic products. Both partners are keen to develop and share expertise in this specialized medical and pharmaceutical market to become the ‘go-to’ provider for this evolving and demanding movement.”
South Korea is a world leader in medical cosmetics, and has a thriving market for both surgical and non-surgical cosmetic procedures. The country is particularly known for its advanced technology, highly skilled practitioners, and the influence of Korean pop culture on beauty standards. Medical tourism plays an important role, attracting patients from all over the world seeking high-quality, affordable aesthetic treatments.
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