Project cargo network strengthens presence in key manufacturing hub
Project Freight Network appoints Shanghai Kunwhale Supply Chain to expand China project cargo coverage
Project Freight Network (PFN) has appointed Shanghai Kunwhale Supply Chain Co., Ltd. as its newest member in China, expanding the network’s capabilities in one of the world’s most significant logistics and manufacturing markets. The move strengthens PFN’s operational reach across Asia and provides members with additional support for project cargo and breakbulk movements.
Based in Shanghai, Kunwhale Supply Chain offers freight forwarding and project logistics services across international markets. Its portfolio includes ocean freight, air freight, rail transport, road transportation, vessel chartering, port services, and EPC project logistics. The company supports industries ranging from power generation and renewable energy to mining, petrochemicals, cement, and industrial manufacturing.
Focus on breakbulk and heavy lift cargo
The appointment adds further expertise to PFN’s network in handling breakbulk cargo, heavy lift shipments, out-of-gauge transportation, and multimodal logistics projects. In a sector where one delayed component can affect an entire project schedule, access to experienced local partners often proves critical for international freight forwarders.
Kunwhale has managed the transportation of heavy machinery, transformers, industrial structures, mining equipment, railway components, and EPC project cargoes across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. The company also supports specialized chartering requirements and end-to-end project logistics operations from route planning through final delivery.
Strategic trade corridor access
According to PFN, China remains a vital market for project logistics and international trade. The network stated that Kunwhale’s experience in breakbulk, heavy lift, and project cargo logistics will strengthen support available to members and customers worldwide.
Kunwhale’s operations cover major trade corridors linking China with Europe, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and South America. The partnership reflects PFN’s ongoing strategy of expanding access to trusted local expertise in key project cargo markets worldwide.
