Case studyZenWeb designed and built the Triple Union Supply Chain website for an international logistics company in Klang, backed by a freight forwarding group in China.
Triple Union Supply Chain is an international logistics company in Klang, Selangor. It moves goods across borders for businesses, handling sea freight in full and shared containers, air freight, trucking, customs clearance, warehousing and door-to-door delivery. It also manages special containers for oversized, fragile, high-value or temperature-sensitive cargo from pickup to arrival.
The company is part of a wider group. Its parent, ECAM International Logistics, was founded in Ningbo, China in 2011 and has offices across China and in Bangkok. Two associated companies add experience in customs, cross-border e-commerce and exports to North America.
They need to know a forwarder can handle the whole route, not just one leg. The Services page covers every stage, from customs to trucking and storage.
Oversized, fragile or temperature-controlled goods need special handling. A dedicated service block explains how these shipments are planned and monitored.
Buyers want reassurance about the network at the other end. The home page introduces the parent company, its associated firms and the China office network.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.
The home page opens on a photo of containers being loaded onto a ship. It explains what the company does and why shippers choose it. It then introduces the parent company, two associated firms and the office network in China and overseas.
The Services page sets out each service in its own block: customs clearance, special containers, door-to-door, warehousing, sea freight, trucking and air freight. Every block lists what the service covers in plain points.
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Freight questions often come up on the move. On mobile, the menu folds into one icon, the service blocks stack in a single column, and the WhatsApp button stays on screen.
Shipping photos such as containers being lifted onto a vessel, which make the business clear at a glance.
Deep navy and bright blue on white, a palette that matches the sea freight theme.
Manrope throughout, a clean sans-serif that keeps service lists easy to scan.
Shippers choose a forwarder on trust and reach. They want to see every service the company can handle and the network behind it at the destination. A short menu, a single detailed services page and a clear view of the China-side group give that picture quickly. The Mandarin hotline helps trading partners on the China side.
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