Global Shipping
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Trade
Air Freight
Sea Freight
Land Freight
Multimode
"Navigating the World of Shipping, One Option at a Time"
Air Freight
While airfreight is a premium and potentially costly service, it’s often the only option for product required urgently. We can offer a comprehensive range of international air cargo solutions that will fit your individual cargo needs with high-level visibility. Working with clients, we design more effective airfreight services to meet service environments, dynamic production needs and end customer challenges. With our help, you can optimise your supply chain solutions for best routing, helping you save money with solutions that focus on delivery speed with constant communication and flexibility.
- Air freight is known for its speed and efficiency. It allows goods to be transported across long distances in a matter of hours or days, compared to weeks or months by sea or road.
- Air freight services operate on a global scale, connecting major cities and regions worldwide.
Airports serve as hubs for international trade and transportation. - Products that have a limited shelf life, such as fresh produce, seafood, and flowers, are frequently shipped by air to maintain their freshness.
Sea Freight
Sea freight, also known as ocean freight, is the transportation of goods or commodities via cargo vessels or ships across oceans and seas. It is one of the most common and cost-effective modes of international transportation, particularly for bulky or heavy cargo and goods with longer lead times.
- Sea freight is versatile and can accommodate a wide range of cargo types, including raw materials, finished products, vehicles, machinery, consumer goods, and more.
- Sea freight connects major ports and trading hubs worldwide, facilitating global trade and commerce.
- Cargo is typically transported in standardized shipping containers, such as 20-foot and 40-foot containers, which are loaded onto container ships.
- Containerization simplifies handling, reduces damage, and allows for easy transfer between different modes of transportation.
Land Freight
Land freight, also known as ground transportation or overland transportation, refers to the movement of goods and cargo over land by road, rail, or a combination of both. It is a critical component of supply chain logistics and plays a pivotal role in the domestic and international movement of goods.
- The transportation of goods by trucks or lorries on roads and highways. It is the most common form of land freight and is suitable for both short-distance and long-distance shipments.
- Land freight offers flexibility in terms of scheduling and routing. It can reach destinations not accessible by sea or air transport.
- Land freight is often cost-effective for shipments within a specific region or country, especially when compared to air freight.
Multimode Solutions
A multi-mode solution in logistics and transportation refers to a strategy or approach that combines and integrates multiple modes of transportation to optimize the movement of goods throughout the supply chain. This approach leverages various transportation methods, such as road, rail, sea, and air, to achieve efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility in cargo transportation.
- Multi-mode solutions integrate different modes of transportation, such as trucking, rail, ocean, and air, into a single, coordinated logistics plan.
- Companies can expand their reach and serve customers in various regions or countries more efficiently by combining different transportation modes.
- Companies can expand their reach and serve customers in various regions or countries more efficiently by combining different transportation modes.
- Diversifying transportation modes helps mitigate the impact of disruptions in any one mode. For example, if road transport faces delays due to weather, goods can be rerouted via rail or air.
