ANTARCTIC LOGISTICS

By consolidating partnerships with companies providing different types of services applicable to government scientific institutions and travel agencies, and operating in different regions of the Southern Hemisphere, WINOT OÜ has developed a comprehensive level of work for logistics missions in the Antarctic region for the 2025/2026 season and beyond.

WINOT OÜ will provide receipt, customs clearance in transit (tax-free), storage in its own warehouse for all types of cargo (TEU, pallets), including cold cargo for scientific purposes with storage conditions down to -80˚C in its hubs in Cape Town - South Africa, Punta Arenas - Chile, Gdansk - Poland and Tallinn - Estonia. Consolidation of shipments will significantly save resources during the season and not risk disruption of deliveries.

Cargo services of the company now include such important aspects of Antarctic activities as delivery of special fuels and lubes, transportation of especially sensitive to storage conditions biological samples, as well as transportation of hazardous cargoes of different hazard classes.

The delivery, unloading and disposal of garbage is no longer a problem for WINOT OÜ's partners. The company now cooperates with authorized operators with government-approved certificates for waste treatment and disposal in Chile and South Africa, including hazardous. It is no longer necessary to transport waste from the station to the country where the station belongs.

The delivery, unloading and disposal of garbage is no longer a problem for WINOT OÜ's partners. The company now cooperates with authorized operators with government-approved certificates for waste treatment and disposal in Chile and South Africa, including hazardous. It is no longer necessary to transport waste from the station to the country where the station belongs

For scientific stations located on the Antarctic Peninsula, WINOT OÜ provides comprehensive logistics services for passenger and cargo transportation. Currently, the company's seasonal passenger traffic in Antarctica has reached 600 people per season (scientific and engineering groups). The service includes air and sea transportation. The company also expanded its capabilities to provide emergency medical assistance in Antarctica and medical evacuation.