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Container Logistics

Containers are our first line. We book the space, check the documents and coordinate the trucking at each end. Four services below, from a whole container to a single pallet.

Ship-to-shore cranes at a container terminal at dusk
  • CL-01

    Full container load (FCL)

    A full container load (FCL) means one shipper uses a whole container. We book it, document it and coordinate the trucking at both ends.

    When to use it. You have enough cargo to fill or nearly fill a 20 ft or 40 ft container, or the cargo should not share space with other shippers.

  • CL-02

    LCL consolidation and deconsolidation

    Less than container load (LCL) means your cargo shares a container with other shippers' cargo. Consolidation is loading those parts into one container. Deconsolidation is unloading and splitting them at the destination.

    When to use it. Your cargo is too small for a full container, or you ship in smaller, more frequent lots.

  • CL-03

    Container haulage, port to door

    Container haulage is the truck move between the port or terminal and the warehouse, factory or yard. We book the trucking and coordinate the container pickup and return.

    When to use it. A full container needs to reach, or leave, a door address, or you need the empty returned to the right place.

  • CL-04

    Container stuffing, de-stuffing and lashing

    Stuffing is loading cargo into a container. De-stuffing is unloading it. Lashing is securing the cargo so it does not shift in transit.

    When to use it. You need cargo packed properly into a container, or unpacked and checked on arrival, without doing it yourself.

Send the cargo details

Weight, volume, origin, destination, ready date. That is enough to start.

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