Air Freight Forwarding

We offer a range of ground freight options:

• Optimal Use of Space: FCL allows businesses to utilize an entire container, maximizing the space available and efficiently using container capacity.
• Exclusive Use: When you opt for FCL, you have exclusive use of the entire container, which reduces the risk of damage from sharing space with other shippers.
• Faster Transit Times: FCL shipments can have shorter transit times as they don’t need to wait for consolidation with other cargo. This is especially advantageous for time-sensitive goods.
• Security: FCL shipments offer increased security, as the container is sealed by the shipper and remains sealed until it reaches the destination, reducing the risk of tampering.

• Cost-Effective Solution: LCL is a cost-effective option for shipping smaller volumes of goods, as you only pay for the space your cargo occupies within a shared container.
• Flexibility: LCL provides flexibility for businesses that don’t have enough cargo to fill a full container. It allows you to ship smaller quantities without the need for excess inventory.
• Market Testing: LCL enables businesses to test new markets with smaller quantities before committing to larger shipments.
• Risk Mitigation: With LCL, you share container space with other shippers, which can help mitigate the impact of cargo loss or damage, as it’s less likely that all cargo in a container would be affected.

Conventional Load refers to the traditional method of loading and securing cargo onto a vessel without using standardized shipping containers. Here are some key points about conventional loading:

• Customized Loading: Conventional loading allows for flexibility in loading various sizes and types of cargo, as it doesn’t rely on standardized container dimensions.
• Adaptability: This method suits irregularly shaped or oversized cargo that may not fit into standard containers, enabling transportation of specialized goods.
• No Container Requirement: Conventional loading doesn’t require the use of shipping containers, offering more options for cargo storage and transportation.