As international corporations continue to strengthen their supply chains in response to geopolitical shifts, cost pressures and sustainability goals, KLN offers flexible, resilient and scalable solutions that span Hong Kong and the Mainland of China. The hybrid logistics model leverages Hong Kong’s strategic proximity and connectivity with the Mainland of China, enabling seamless transitions for customers relocating part or all of their supply chain operations. The services comprise bonded warehousing, customs clearance, cross-border transport and digital tools, backed by a dedicated team of logistics experts and a track record of guiding businesses through disruption.
KLN’s Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) status is a critical success factor in its hybrid logistics model, which grants the company priority customs clearance and minimal inspection requirements, enabling it to offer same-day and next-day cross-border delivery for various verticals. Before the actual relocation of operations, KLN worked in close partnership with its customers to engage with customs authorities in both cities, allowing all parties to align on regulatory requirements, streamline clearance procedures and validate logistics workflows.
Samuel Lau, Managing Director – Integrated Logistics Asia of KLN, said, “We are committed to supporting our customers’ transformation journeys with agile and future-ready logistics solutions. The China-Hong Kong hybrid model is a cornerstone of our strategy to help global brands navigate complexity and build resilient supply chains. Whether it is fast-moving merchandise or highly regulated healthcare products, we deliver precision, speed and reliability.”
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In 2025, KLN handled double the cargo volume compared to levels during the COVID period, underscoring the robustness and scalability of the hybrid logistics solutions. From pandemic shocks to shifting trade flows, KLN helps global brands stay agile and resilient.
