FREIGHT SERVICES

Choose a transport service

The right mode depends on the goods, the real collection and delivery points, the deadline and how much handling the cargo can tolerate.

A closer look at equipment, handovers and paperwork.

Start with what you are shipping

A practical route depends on cargo dimensions, the delivery deadline and access at both ends—not only the two country names.

Container shipping for commercial cargo. Compare FCL and LCL, the port legs and destination handling before you book.

For time-sensitive consignments. Check airport acceptance, package dimensions, chargeable weight and delivery beyond arrival.

Choose dedicated trucks or groupage with the right payload, loading space, border plan and delivery access.

An option for suitable long corridors when terminal connections and the inland legs are planned together.

Sea, road, rail and air in a single movement. Review every transfer and the party responsible for it.

Dedicated capacity for larger or sensitive loads; confirm trailer type, loading conditions and delivery window.

Shared road freight for smaller consignments; packaging and transfer points determine how practical it is.

One shipper’s use of a container, with attention to packing, seal controls, VGM and destination charges.

Shared sea containers for smaller volumes. Factor in consolidation time and handling at both ends.

Time-critical transport by the route that works for the cargo, including the real collection and delivery cut-offs.