Delivering Market Access Through Structured Logistics

Crossroads was born from a simple observation:
European companies needed a reliable, structured and efficient way to reach Türkiye and the wider Eurasian region — and Turkish manufacturers needed a stronger bridge to Europe.

What began as a small team managing regional shipments quickly evolved into a dedicated logistics partner connecting Spain, France and Germany with Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Iraq, Iran and Central Asia.
As trade volumes grew, so did our commitment to creating a seamless corridor between the EU and these strategically important markets.

Over the years, we have built a network of trusted carriers, corridor-specific expertise and consistent FTL capacity, enabling businesses on both sides to operate more competitively, move faster and reduce operational complexity.

Today, Crossroads Spain continues this mission:
to strengthen the flow of goods between Europe and Eurasia through reliable transit times, precise coordination and cost-efficient transport solutions.

We believe that logistics is more than moving cargo —
It is about connecting markets, enabling growth and building long-term partnerships.

What we are doing ?

Market Insight & Regional Advantage

Crossroads provides European importers with clear market insight and direct access to the regional advantages of Türkiye and the broader Eurasian supply base.
These markets offer competitive pricing, strong production capabilities and fast lead times — but only when approached through a structured and well-coordinated model.

By monitoring demand trends in Europe and understanding the strengths of regional manufacturers, we identify where value can be created, which products offer the best competitiveness, and how procurement can be aligned with reliable FTL transport from Spain, France and Germany.

This combination of market intelligence and corridor specialization enables European companies to benefit from the region’s cost advantages without facing operational uncertainty or fragmented supplier structures.