Services

The work, named plainly.

Each service is something a shipper can ask for on its own: a container, a flight, a train, a truck, a customs file, a policy, or a set of loading photos.

Container ship alongside gantry cranes

Ocean freight forwarding

The sailing exists. The space, the free time, and the destination charges do not.

Freighter aircraft over a port terminal at sunset

Air freight forwarding

A production line stops if this shipment waits for the next vessel.

Container train crossing open country

China–Europe rail and multimodal

Ocean is late. Air spends the margin. The cargo still has a date.

A row of white box trucks in a yard

Inland trucking and delivery

The box is booked. The factory still cannot get a truck that shows up.

Crew securing strapped cargo on deck

Customs brokerage

The vessel is on time. The declaration is the thing holding the cargo.

Two people reviewing shipment paperwork

Cargo insurance

The cargo is moving. The only open question is who pays if it does not arrive whole.

Overhead view of a container yard and gantry cranes

Visual cargo supervision

Something shifted. Nobody photographed the load, so the argument starts from zero.