CargoLand by LGG is positioning itself as Europe's preferred gateway for Taiwan's high-value cargo and is backing that ambition with action.
Following a high-level mission to Taipei, bringing together public authorities, airlines, and logistics stakeholders, CargoLand reinforced its commitment to building structured, long-term connectivity between Taiwan and Europe, with a specific focus on semiconductors, high-tech goods, and resilient supply chains.
CargoLand by LGG presented its cargo-first model and long-term development vision, highlighting a platform designed specifically for high-value, time-sensitive logistics. In 2025, it handled 1.32 million tonnes, up 14% and continued growth into early 2026.
Its operating model, designed for flexibility and tighter control of cargo flows, aligns with sectors such as semiconductors, pharmaceuticals and advanced manufacturing, where timing and reliability are essential.
The mission also underscored the rising importance of semiconductor logistics between Taiwan and Europe. With Taiwan central to global chip production and Europe expanding its high‑tech manufacturing base, CargoLand by LGG is positioned to support these flows through secure handling, shipment visibility and integrated processes.
Existing partnerships and steady cargo activity already give the company a practical foundation to build on, rather than developing new capabilities from scratch.
"Taiwan is a key market for the future of high-value air cargo, particularly in sectors such as semiconductors and advanced technology," said Frédéric Brun, VP Sales & Marketing at CargoLand by LGG.
"Our objective is to build long-term, structured relationships with airlines, forwarders, and institutional stakeholders, and to demonstrate that CargoLand can offer a reliable, scalable, and performance-driven gateway into Europe. With our cargo-focused model and continued infrastructure and digital investments, we are positioning CargoLand as a reference platform for the next generation of strategic supply chains."
