Here we simplify the Ocean Freight Flow:
- Quote: Submit a request for a quote with us, providing details such as preferred departure date, type, and volume of goods, as well as delivery terms based on the Incoterms rules.
- Booking: Once the quote is approved, we will proceed to book space with the shipping line for your cargo.
- Documentation: Prepare necessary documentation including Commercial Invoice, Packing List, and any other required paperwork or permits. These documents will form the legal and commercial basis for your shipment.
- Cargo Pickup and Delivery to Port: Cargo is loaded into containers or a shared container. Our team or shipper arranges for the goods to be delivered to the designated port of departure. This may involve inland transportation to the port.
- Customs Clearance: Customs verifies your documentation, and conducts any necessary inspections, if applicable. Upon clearance, your shipment will be considered ready for loading.
- Loading: Your cargo is carefully loaded onto the vessel, ensuring secure and efficient stowage.
- Voyage: The vessel departs from the port of departure, transporting your cargo across the ocean to the destination port. The shipping line is responsible for navigation, security, and compliance with international regulations during the voyage.
- Arrival at Destination Port: Upon arrival at the destination port, your cargo is unloaded by terminal operators. Customs clearance procedures are followed, and your cargo is processed for entry into the destination country.
- Documentation and Payment: The received shipment is verified against provided documentation. Report any discrepancies or damages, and settle payment according to the terms of the sale.
- Cargo Pickup and Delivery: The pickup of your cargo is arranged from the port and its delivered to the final destination, which may involve inland transportation to reach the consignee's facility or another designated location.