Seven Seas Worldwide Launches Milk Delivery Service for Chinese Customers

Online, November 20, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Due to the growing demand by Chinese nationals for milk powder from abroad, international shipping company Seven Seas Worldwide is offering for the first time to ship milk powder to China.

Since 2008, there has been a significant increase in Chinese demand for milk powder from abroad; Chinese nationals in the UK are constantly looking for new ways to ship milk powder to friends and relatives in China.

Many companies simply use services like DHL or UPS to send standard packages however Seven Seas Worldwide has opened up a dedicated route focussing on shipping milk powder to China.

"We were alerted to this situation by the high volume of calls each day from Chinese customers wishing to ship just milk powder," revealed director John Henderson. "Once we understood the situation, we realised we couldn't ignore it."

Seven Seas Worldwide is allowing 4kg of milk powder to be included in the same box as personal items. Customers can also fill an entire box with milk powder up to 30kg providing they use Seven Seas Worldwide's special boxes, designed to carry milk powder products only.

Seven Seas Worldwide has been moving excess baggage, personal belongings and corporate consignments all over the world for over 15 years, operating a global network of depots including the UK, the US, South Africa, Australia and Malaysia.

Seven Seas Worldwide is also responsible for a student relocation and storage service helping thousands of students all over world establishing a major presence in China helping Chinese students studying abroad.

The company ensure the transition of personal items almost anywhere in the world. From the holidaymaker with one suitcase too many to the family moving abroad permanently, they offer to collect, transport and deliver customer belongings wherever and whenever they need it, avoiding luggage checks, hidden baggage fees and endless queuing.

For more information on the offer, visit the website: www.sevenseasworldwide.com or call 0800 21 66 98.