JAS (pronounced "jaz") Forwarding Worldwide was founded in Milan, Italy in 1978 under the leadership of Mr. Biagio Bruni.

​the company focuses on the Europe/Far East Trade which resulted in JAS taking a dominant share of the market from Europe to Japan.

JAS expands to include ocean freight service in addition to airfreight.

Bruni expands from Italy to the Far East, then Europe and the Americas.  By the start of the new millennium, JAS expands its reach into the Middle East providing customers with ever-improving freight services.

Logistics facilities in key gateway hubs developed to enhance JAS’ operations.

​...sees the consolidation of these two first phases, utilizing the new facilities and emphasizing gateway traffic through major hubs.

The company's capabilities are being continually enhanced through increased use of technology based on multi-lingual web based electronic commerce and sophisticated computer applications.

Worldwide Management moves to Atlanta, GA (USA)

JAS expands its worldwide footprint, opening subsidiaries in India, Middle East, Northern Europe & beyond.

​JAS celebrates its 30th anniversary

​JAS expands its Oil & Energy and Projects verticals with locations opening on an on-going basis worldwide.

JAS opens 7 new subsidiaries including Saudi Arabia and Vietnam.

JAS launches the Global One Initiative connecting all locations with a single system

JAS USA celebrates its 20th anniversary

JAS completes the worldwide rollout of the Global One Environment

JAS celebrates its 40th anniversary with the launch of its new branding along with a renewed commitment to its global customer base.

JAS Acquires freight forwarding and supply chain company, Tigers limited.

JAS acquires a freight forwarding company that offers smart and sustainable logistic solutions and supply chain management, expanding the JAS footprint throughout the Nordic region as well as in Northern Europe, China, and the UK.