About us

Our business activities began taking shape way back in 1988; however, our CEO Peter Pišek was

already fascinated with large vehicles as a child.

After terminating the formal part of his mechanical engineering education, Peter

got his first job in Mlekarna Celeia; the path that took him towards logistics started a mere few months later, as

he bought his first truck. In spite of the 1990 crisis followed by the

disintegration of Yugoslavia, and another turning point in 2006 when his own factory

got closed down, his determination never wavered. 

The key move during this period was the partnership concluded with the

HSF Logistics company from the Netherlands. From 2006 to 2012, we cooperated with their company as

capital partners and took our relationship further after that: we became, and remain to this day, their

strategic partners. With his clear vision, hard work, and a desire to succeed, Peter

Pišek reached another extremely important milestone in 2018 – the construction

of a logistics centre. The centre encompasses logistics offices, cutting-edge

refrigerated storage facilities, servicing workshops, truck and car wash, and

accommodations for drivers. 

Today, Pišek & HSF Logistics d.o.o. has 60 state-of-the-art vehicles

and 70 specialised trailers. We have 30 years of experience

in the field of transporting goods under specific temperature conditions. Our strategy is

based on our experiences and business excellence; our

goal is to become a superior logistics service provider.

We are a professional, responsible transport and logistics company

with a long-standing tradition and a clear vision to control all aspects of the trade: the time,

the temperature and the costs!

Through our strategic partnership with the company HSF Logistics, specialised in

transporting meat and other temperature-controlled goods, and with the help of

their centres – warehouses located in the Netherlands, Denmark, Poland,

Germany and England - we propose delivery and takeover of partial shipments to:

the Netherlands, Denmark, Ireland, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Germany,

Great Britain, France and Spain.