PRASIT ENTERPRISE & FREIGHT CO.,LTD.
PRASIT ENTERPRISE & FREIGHT CO.,LTD. is a Thailand-based freight forwarder established in 1994 by Mr. Prasit Sawasdee. Located in Sri Racha, Chonburi, the company was founded to provide worldwide import-export freight forwarding, customs clearance, and port documentation services from a strategic location just 10 minutes from Laem Chabang port. Over the years, PRASIT ENTERPRISE expanded its operations and, on August 17, 2005, established EATANAKIT TRANSPORT CO.,LTD. to manage a brand-new fleet of semi-trailers, a warehouse, and a 15 Rai (approximately 24 hectares) storage yard to become a comprehensive logistics solution provider. The business subsequently became a full-fledged member of the Customs Broker and Transport Association of Thailand, reflecting its commitment to industry standards and cooperation.
Services offered include import and export freight with customs clearance, general freight forwarding, inland transport, project cargo handling, containerization, securing, stuffing, and packing, as well as handling dangerous cargoes. PRASIT ENTERPRISE positions itself as a multifaceted logistics provider capable of managing the end-to-end needs of international shipments, with particular emphasis on import/export operations and project cargo solutions that require careful planning and coordination near one of Thailand’s key port hubs.
As a regional player with proximity to Laem Chabang port, the company leverages its experience in customs procedures and port documentation to facilitate smooth cross-border trade. While specific service capabilities beyond the listed offerings are not detailed, the firm’s longstanding presence in the Thai logistics sector and its association membership indicate a focus on reliability, compliance, and integrated logistics support for both importers and exporters.
PRASIT ENTERPRISE & FREIGHT CO.,LTD. continues to serve clients seeking a locally anchored partner in Southeast Asia, providing tailored freight forwarding and logistics management that aligns with the requirements of global trade and Thailand’s port-centric supply chains.
