Harsch Transports: Moves your effects and removes your worries!

Harsch Transports is one of the leading moving companies in Switzerland. Based in Geneva, with two branches in Basel and Zurich,
we handle private moves as well as business relocations, within Switzerland or abroad.
For overseas or air transport we use the containers provided by steamship or airline companies. We have offices in Geneva, Zurich
and Basel offering a wide range of warehouse and archive storage services with optimal security conditions and, if necessary, air conditioning.
In addition, the company Harsch Transports specializes in international transport of fine arts and antiques,
enjoying an excellent reputation in this domain.

We are proud to offer our customers personalized service. That’s why we would like you to get to know your personal contacts here at Harsch Transports. Each member of our personnel is committed to ensuring that all your removal needs are satisfied

Harsch Transports: Moves your effects and removes your worries!
Swiss company based in Geneva with offices and warehouses in Basel and Zurich, we are the specialist you need for your International Moving and Transports, Relocation, Record Storage, Warehousing, Office Moving and... Fine Art Shipping.
Fifty years of experience, the hand of the expert- The Picasso touch for your international moves to and from Switzerland. Trust Harsch Transports for high quality and professionalism: you will be totally satisfied with our personalised service and receive best value for your money.
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UNITED KINGDOM (Source of information from the Strategy Group, January 1996) :
Between 1993 and 1995 the growth index of industrial production showed 2%.
Mining and industy employ 29% of the English population.
Great Britain is the leading mining country in Europe and the 6th biggest in the world.
UK has a subsoil which is very rich in reserves of energy products like coal, natural gas and petrol, as well as tin and sulphur.

SCOTLAND :
During the third quarter of 1995 the Scottish industrial production went up by 1.4%.
Between 1993 and 1995; the index grew 2.8%.
The sale of Scottish products in Paris (traditional products like whisky, cashmere or salmon) rose by 145% in 1995 (Scotland the Brand, an organization created and run by the Scottish Trade International, Scottish Tourist Board, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, British Council and the private sector).
Scotland's main customers are the United States, France and Germany (New York, Paris and Hambourg).
The 'Silicon Glen' products have an important place in Scottish exports, there exists 460 companies employing 50,000 people.
Other developing sectors include the multimedia, telecommunications and biotechnologies.
Since 1980 Scotland has become one of the principal European centres in research and development and production in the following domains :
-data processing
-electronics
-petrol high tech
- telecommunications
-defence systems
The software sector is represented by 300 companies and employs 20,000 people (electronic games, control systems, transatlantic air trafic security, artificial intelligence or control instruments).
Numerous foreign companies are present in the electronic and computer science industries in Scotland : IBM, Compaq Computers, Hewlett Packard, NCR, NEC, JVC, Motorola, Honeywell Bull Information Systems, Mitsubishi, etc.
In the Silicon Glen Scotland produces 11% of semi-conductors, 33% of home computers, 50% of automatic bank distributors, 60% of European terminals and 20% software.

- Aarau
- Altdorf
- Baden
- Bâle-Ville
- Bellinzona
- Berne
- Biel
- Carouge
- Chur / Vaduz
- Coppet
- Delemont
- Emmenbrucke
- Engelberg

- Fribourg
- Genève
- Gstaad
- Guetsch
- Horgen
- Koniz
- Langnau
- Lausanne
- Liestal
- Locarno
- Locarno - Magadino
- Lucerne
- Lugano
- Montreux

- Neuchâtel
- Olten
- Payerne
- Rheinfelden
- Saint-Moritz
- Sarnen
- Sion
- Soleure
- Stans
- Uster
- Winterthur
- Zollikon
- Zug
- Zurich