Nice - Qualitair & Sea International (Nice)
Nice - Qualitair & Sea International (Nice) is a long-established freight forwarder operating under its sister company Set Cargo, with a presence in French territories overseas and a history of more than 70 years in the industry. The company provides a comprehensive range of import and export services by air and ocean, complemented by domestic freight forwarding operations. Its core capabilities span a variety of sectors, including industrial projects, pharmaceuticals, high-technology products, perishable goods, and aeronautical cargo, underscoring an expertise in handling complex and regulated shipments.
A dedicated team focuses on customs clearance and end-to-end freight forwarding processes, aiming to deliver reliable service and customer satisfaction. The organization emphasizes its multinational logistics reach and an integrated approach to managing transport chains, ensuring that the needs of clients are met across origin and destination points. In addition to air and sea freight, the portfolio covers rail route transport, customs procedures, and value-added services such as storage and distribution to support efficient supply chains.
The company highlights its ability to tailor solutions to the specific characteristics of each shipment, leveraging a combination of multimodal options to optimize transit times, costs, and compliance. While the exact establishment year is not stated, the business presents itself as a seasoned operator with a long-standing footprint in the French logistics landscape, capable of coordinating complex logistics programs for diverse industries.
Clients can expect specialized attention to import/export activities, with a focus on high-value and regulated cargo, including pharmaceutical and aeronautical sectors, as well as perishable goods that require careful handling and temperature control. The organization positions itself as a French-based logistics provider offering integrated services, from documentation and customs formalities to domestic distribution and final-mile coordination, designed to meet the evolving needs of global trade flows.
