Trailer and container allocation business helps reverse the return flow

In the operation system of the logistics industry, the trailer and container allocation business is an indispensable and important link. Pengsou Logistics Company has demonstrated excellent competitiveness in the reverse flow of return business by accurately grasping and efficiently operating these two businesses.

Pengsou Logistics understands the diverse applications of trailers in logistics. The company maintains a variety of trailer resources, with road clearance vehicles playing a crucial role in ensuring safe transportation during reverse return logistics. When vehicles transporting returned goods encounter road breakdowns, Pengsou's road clearance vehicles respond swiftly. Equipped with lifting, towing, and lifting capabilities, these specialized vehicles promptly remove malfunctioning vehicles from the scene, guaranteeing both safety and efficiency in returned goods transportation. Additionally, the company utilizes numerous flatbed trailers, including warehouse-specific flatbeds. These vehicles efficiently transfer returned goods from warehouses to transport vehicles during reverse return operations, enabling rapid cargo transfer. For tourism-related return logistics, Pengsou's travel trailers—trailered RVs—provide unique solutions tailored to specific return scenarios.

Container allocation plays a vital role in Pengsou Logistics 'reverse logistics system for returns. Due to regional supply imbalances and varying cargo flows, there are significant differences in empty container quantities across ports. Pengsou Logistics has established a dedicated Container Management Department with a Sub-division, responsible for overseeing container allocation. During the return process, when a port experiences insufficient empty containers due to concentrated returns, the Sub-division promptly assesses the port's container inventory, develops a scientific inter-port balance and transportation plan, and submits it to the Container Management Department for coordinated scheduling.

Pengsou Logistics' container allocation operations span multiple stakeholders including shipping companies, terminals, transfer stations, and ports. The company maintains close coordination with these partners to ensure efficient container distribution. The company employs diverse empty container transportation methods, covering both port-to-port transfers and intermodal operations between ports, storage yards, and freight terminals. For instance, when a port experiences empty container shortages due to increased return shipments, Pengsou Logistics swiftly mobilizes surplus containers from other ports to meet the loading demands of returned goods.