Sea freight takes two main forms: containers for packaged cargo and bulk for consignments such as minerals or grain.
To plan, first establish the cargo type and dimensions, weight, origin and destination, and the time you need. Then the container or vessel type, the route and any overland or rail leg are considered.
Build shipping documents and port delivery arrangements into the plan from the start so cargo is not held up at the final stage.
Time and cost depend on market conditions and the route, and are confirmed through an enquiry.
