How shipping works
- 01
Cargo requirements
Provide the ready date, goods, piece count, weight and volume, together with the required delivery date and any handling requirements.
- 02
Routing & cost scope
Assess suitable air, sea or multimodal options. Agree route stages, handling and included or separate charges in the quotation.
- 03
Documents & booking
Before booking, agree documents, importer, customs representative and onward delivery. A quotation alone does not confirm a booking.
What to prepare
- Destination country, city, postcode and delivery format.
- Precise goods description, quantity, value and currency.
- Carton count, outer dimensions and packed weights.
- Ready date, suppliers and responsible contact.
Related services
Air freight
For samples, replenishment and cargo with a defined required arrival date.
Explore service02Ocean & multimodal freight
LCL and FCL shipments with onward inland transport.
Explore service03Documents & customs preparation
Agree goods data, the importer and payment responsibilities before dispatch.
Explore service04Logistics advisory
Compare direct shipping, stock import and local fulfilment on a consistent basis.
Explore serviceFrequently asked questions
Can you consolidate several suppliers?
Yes, after intake is agreed. Supply order references and carton counts per supplier. Final packaging is agreed after receiving.
How much does shipping cost?
Provide country, city, goods, weight and dimensions. The team confirms routing, included services, exclusions and payment terms.
Is transit time guaranteed?
Timing is agreed for the route. Customs inspection, transit and destination availability may affect delivery dates.