Who it is for
- Importers buying from several factories in the same week
- Trading companies that should not pay a separate sailing for every supplier
- Buyers whose suppliers are ready on different days and need one cutoff
Solutions
Buyer consolidation means cargo from more than one Chinese supplier moves as one LCL shipment or one full container. Yihang times the pickups to the same cutoff, checks that the documents describe the same consignee, and quotes one international leg instead of a pile of small ones.
City, cargo, and the day each one can release goods.
Once the cubes are added up, the mode is obvious or we price both.
One set of documents, one sailing or flight, one arrival.
The same job, pointed at a country. Open the lane if you already know the destination.
FCL, LCL, and air freight from China, including Dalian, to US ports and doors. Yihang quotes the lane with the port, the mode, and what the rate includes.
Canada China to CanadaOcean and air freight from China to Vancouver and on to Toronto, Montreal, and other Canadian doors. One quote covers the sailing and the inland leg.
Singapore China to SingaporeShort-sea FCL and LCL, plus air, from China to Singapore. North China cargo, including Dalian, is planned with the feeder connection included.
Australia China to AustraliaOcean FCL, LCL, and air from China to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Fremantle. Planning windows only. No published freight rates.
Europe China to EuropeOcean freight to North Europe, rail when the vessel is too slow, and air when the date is real. Quoted from China, including Dalian.
Russia and Central Asia China to Russia and Central AsiaRail and multimodal freight from China to Russia and Central Asia, with door-to-station and station-to-door options.
When two or more suppliers would otherwise ship small lots on separate bookings. Combining them into one LCL shipment or one container usually costs less and arrives as one file. It is the wrong tool if the suppliers are weeks apart.
No. They have to make the same cutoff. A Dalian factory and a Qingdao factory can share a sailing if the trucking is booked in time. If they cannot, we will say so.
One international leg gets one bill, with the combined cargo described. Each supplier still needs a commercial invoice that matches what was loaded.
Each supplier’s city, what they are shipping, estimated CBM and weight, and the destination. Exact cubes can follow. The first reply tells you whether it is one container or an LCL lot.