Industries
Different cargo needs different handling. These six pages describe what each kind of cargo needs and how we arrange it: which services fit, what the paperwork looks like and what to send us for a quote. Pick the one closest to your cargo.
- E-commerce sellersOrders out, returns back in
- Retail and consumer goodsContainers to the shelf
- Manufacturing and componentsParts in, finished goods out
- Food and temperature-sensitive goodsSet temperatures, end to end
- Machinery and project cargoHeavy, oversize, planned
- First-time importersYour first shipment, step by step
E-commerce sellers
If you sell online, your cargo is many small cartons that must arrive counted, labelled and ready to pick. We arrange the sea or air leg, the trucking and the storage and fulfilment that follow. E-commerce sellers.
Retail and consumer goods
Shop stock moves on a calendar: seasons, launches and shelf dates. We arrange the freight, the warehouse stop and the delivery to stores or distribution points. Retail and consumer goods.
Manufacturing and components
Parts and materials feed a production line, so documents and handover points matter as much as the freight. We arrange container loads, part loads, supplier pickups and cross-border trucking. Manufacturing and components.
Food and temperature-sensitive goods
Some cargo must stay at a set temperature, and food rules vary by product and destination. We arrange reefer equipment, cold trucking and the paperwork coordination. Food and temperature-sensitive goods.
Machinery and project cargo
Heavy and oversize pieces need the right equipment, lifting information and route checks. We arrange special containers, out-of-gauge space and the trucking around them. Machinery and project cargo.
First-time importers
Your first shipment brings new terms, new documents and new costs. We explain each step in plain words and arrange the freight, the paperwork and the delivery. First-time importers.