Interactive corridor map
Middle Corridor transport framework
Freight is consolidated at Central Asian nodes, crosses the Caspian in container batches, then moves by expedited rail and road to Poti or Mersin. Long-term liner space contracts carry cargo worldwide, bypassing congested land borders and unhedged bottlenecks.
Central Asian origins → Caspian Sea leg → Port of Poti / Port of Mersin → global ocean delivery
Middle Corridor route
Four legs from Central Asia to global lanes
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Central Asian origins
Consolidation at regional production nodes
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Caspian Sea leg
Container batches across the Caspian with vessel control
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3
Poti / Mersin
Expedited rail and road corridors to ports
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Global ocean delivery
Liner space contracts and worldwide ocean delivery
Service capabilities
Core service capabilities
Plant & facility relocations
End-to-end moves: crating, teardown, cable mapping, re-assembly and startup — scheduled off-peak to avoid production downtime.
Heavy lift & industrial rigging
Hydraulic gantries, multi-axle lowboys and crane plans for medical, mining and processing equipment.
Automotive fleet logistics
Container racking (1–6 vehicles per box) and RoRo ocean lanes for commercial fleets.
Air, ocean & land corridors
Priority space on 60+ airlines, protected ocean contracts (LCL/FCL/break-bulk) and owned road fleet linked to main rail terminals.
Cross-dock & distribution
80,000+ sq ft of climate-controlled space: kitting, FIFO, lot tracing and ERP integration.
Synchronized operational framework
Regional network
Beck & Brothers nodes
Kazakhstan
Eurasian hub
Uzbekistan
Central spine
Tajikistan
Transit gateway
Kyrgyzstan
Intermodal node
Turkmenistan
Caspian corridor
United States
Western command
Canada
North American portal
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