Tempus to built platform for Southern France wines and China

Shenzhen Tempus Logistics Co., Ltd., signed a supply chain service agreement with France Languedoc - Roussillon wine region on VINISUD 2010 held in Montpellier form Jan 22. Liu yuan, vice president and Secretary-General of China Wine Communication Association and the Chinese importer representatives attend the signing ceremony.

Jin Jun-ping, general manager of Tempus told China Wine News, as a professional logistics company for international freight, Tempus will provide an efficient logistics and supply chain between China importers and Languedoc – Roussillon wine producers, creating an efficient and comprehensive supply, procurement, trading platform, and reducing the domestic importers cost.

Sent by China Wine News correspondent Liu shisong from Montpellier

About Tempus

Tempus began more that 10 years ago and has since been incorporated in Shenzhen, China.

Starting in 2004, Tempus had expanded to incorporate a vertical supply chain services program to serve overseas customers with everything from sourcing though to finished goods distribution and not merely focusing in logistics activities.

Tempus has secured work with customers in various industries such as food retail, garment retail, electronics/ computer industries, sound equipment manufacturers etc.

In 2004, a new logistics center (269,000 sq. ft) was completed in the Futian Free Trade Zone, where presently, some of our major global customers are being serviced.

In 2004, a logistics center (48,000 sq. ft) located in S. Yantian Bonded Logistics park was secured and is now serving the worlds leading software company with DHL as a regional distribution center.

The company has since acquired another logistics center (60,000 sq. ft) in the same logistics park in order to support existing customers and any other future prospects.

In late 2006, the company acquired another piece of land in the centre of Shenzhen city (Qinshuihe), where a modern logistics centre (400,000 sq. ft) is under construction to service overseas customers. Particularly, this facility will service those who would like to import merchandise into China for distribution. Each unit compartment is comprised of a front office and a permanent showroom at the back.

In 2007 Tempus acquired piece of land within the Northern BLP where a new modern logistics center (460,000 sq. ft) is under construction and will be ready for occupancy by the third quarter of 2008. This will be become a state-of-the-art construction in the logistics industry in Yantian.

In late 2005 the company announced the launch of a full supply chain service program. Further expansion of supply chain services includes financial support in the areas of letters of credit negotiation, inventory financing, purchase order financing, and receivable financing in selective industry and selective customers who have passed the credit examination process.