IRU, the world road transport organisation, welcomes HPF as a new member committed to advancing cross-border trade and strengthening international connectivity.
HPF has joined IRU as its newest member to expand its international operations by leveraging the global TIR transit system.
Since 2021, HPF (Hua Pengfei Co., Ltd.) has been a leader in developing road transport logistics solutions. Its tailored services include warehousing, transshipment, combined transport, international freight forwarding, and the import and export of goods and technology, positioning it as a significant player in global trade.
IRU Secretary General Umberto de Pretto said, “We are very pleased to have HPF join us.
“Together, we can further accelerate the growth of China’s international road transport and TIR markets, ensuring secure and efficient logistics across regions worldwide.”
HPF Chairman Jingyu Zhang said, “Joining IRU marks an important milestone for HPF. We are committed to unlocking the vast potential of international road transport and TIR operations originating from China.”
“We also look forward to gaining valuable insights into global road transport policies, trends, and innovations, while actively contributing to industry dialogues and initiatives,” he added.
With its logistics hub in Horgos, Xinjiang, HPF is positioning itself as a key player in international road transport, offering a robust platform to support the growth of TIR and global trade.
Since 2023, the company has successfully managed over 1,500 cross-border truck shipments to Southeast Asia, Central Asia, and Europe, underscoring its commitment to boosting connectivity and global trade.
Founded in 2000, HPF is headquartered in Shenzhen, China.