We coordinate export packaging, documentation, and freight — by express, air, or sea — so shipments move from the factory to your destination in an organized way.
Choose the mode that matches your volume, budget, and timeline.
Door-to-door express service (e.g. DHL, FedEx, UPS) for samples, small parcels, and urgent shipments.
Faster transit for time-sensitive or higher-value cargo where sea freight lead times are not workable.
Cost-effective ocean freight for larger volumes and standard production timelines.
Less-than-container-load option when your volume does not fill a full container.
Full-container-load option (20ft / 40ft / 40HQ) for larger orders and consolidated cargo.
Coordination steps we support before goods leave origin.
We coordinate suitable export packaging with the supplier based on product type, transit method, and destination.
Shipping marks, side marks, handling symbols, and buyer-specific labeling arranged on the master cartons.
Where operationally possible, orders from multiple suppliers can be brought together before dispatch.
Coordination of commercial invoice, packing list, and other export documents typically required for shipment.
We work with freight forwarders to obtain quotations based on your shipment details and preferred mode.
A quick reference to help you decide which terms fit your order.
Buyer takes over at the supplier's location and arranges all onward transport, export clearance, freight, insurance, and import formalities.
Seller-side handles export clearance and delivery of the goods on board the vessel at the named port of loading. Ocean freight and onward costs are on the buyer.
Seller-side arranges ocean freight to the named destination port. Risk still transfers to the buyer once goods are on board at origin. Insurance is not included.
Same as CFR but with minimum marine insurance arranged to the destination port. Import clearance and delivery from the port remain with the buyer.
Delivered to the buyer's address with duties and taxes handled at destination. Availability depends on destination country, product category, and legal requirements — offered only where operationally and legally appropriate.
The above summaries are general references only. The exact allocation of costs, risks, and responsibilities is defined by the current Incoterms® rules and the terms agreed in your commercial contract.
When you are sourcing several products from different suppliers, we can — where operationally possible — arrange for cargo to be brought together at a common point before dispatch. Consolidation can help simplify documentation, streamline carton handling, and make better use of container space. Whether consolidation is workable for a specific order depends on supplier locations, readiness dates, product compatibility, and shipping mode.
Sharing these details up front helps us prepare a more accurate shipping estimate.
Final freight costs and delivery timelines depend on shipment volume, destination, customs requirements, carrier availability, and market conditions. Any figures shared during discussions are indicative until confirmed by the appointed carrier or freight forwarder for your specific shipment.
Share your destination, product details, quantity, and preferred mode. We'll coordinate with freight partners to prepare an estimate for your shipment.