Rail freight uses trains to transport goods such as cars, forestry products, and raw materials. It is faster than road and ocean freight, but may require additional transportation by road to reach the final destination.
Ocean freight refers to the transportation of goods by sea. In global trade, 80-90% of goods are transported via ocean. While ocean transport typically takes longer than other methods, it offers significant advantages, such as low maintenance of waterways, high capacity for transporting large quantities, and relatively low costs.
International air freight refers to transporting goods to international destinations by airplane. It is typically used for goods that need to be transported quickly and over long distances, such as high-value items, perishable goods, or time-sensitive goods. The advantages of international air freight include speed, safety, and the ability to reach destinations worldwide.
INTL multimodal transport uses multiple modes of transportation, such as road, rail, sea, or air, in a single process, typically covered by a single transport contract.
DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) transportation service, also known as door-to-door service, refers to the full transportation service from picking up the goods at the supplier's door to the customers door. The freight forwarding company will be responsible for the entire transportation, customs clearance and taxes. The DDP quotation is actually the all-inclusive price from door to door.
Many people initially don’t understand what ATA exhibition goods transportation means; in fact, it is a method specifically designed for the temporary export of goods under a customs system. This system has made participating in overseas exhibitions a norm, allowing exhibiting companies to quickly handle customs clearance while reducing many procedures and costs.
Shipping solution needs to consider the specific needs of the goods, the logistics environment of the destination, the special requirements of the customer, and the potential risks in the entire transportation process. The following are detailed plans for different transportation needs, including transshipment transportation, confidential transportation, large-scale project cargo transportation, and overall transportation planning.
Out Of Gauge (OOG) refers to special containers used for loading goods, categorized into various types like open top, flat rack, reefer, dress hanger, and tank containers. DG, or Dangerous Goods, refers to items with hazardous properties in logistics.
Storage services involve offering customers various warehouse-related solutions, including cargo storage, management, loading and unloading, and sorting.
