Sea freight is a method of transporting large quantities of products via cargo ships. Goods are packed into containers and these containers are loaded onto a vessel, where they will be sailed to their destination country.

Air freight is another term for air cargo that is, the shipment of goods through an air carrier. Air transport services are the most valuable when it comes to moving express shipments around the globe.

A piece of equipment used to ship products internationally when the cargo cannot fit inside a standard container. Open top containers are to be loaded from above and are therefore most commonly used to load heavy goods or mortar by means of a crane or fork lift truck.

Refrigerated containers, also called reefer containers, are used for goods that need to be temperature controlled during shipping. Reefer containers are equipped with a refrigeration unit that is connected to the power supply on board the ship.

A customs broker is a professional who provides expert services by arranging the customs clearance process for you during a shipment. The customs broker ensures that a shipment meets all standards and regulations for the import or export of goods.

Warehousing is when you purchase goods from a manufacturer and store them before they are shipped to another location for fulfillment. You may store these goods in a warehouse, spare room, or other facilities.

Cargo insurance is the method used in protecting shipments from physical damage or theft. In fact, insuring cargo ensures that the value of goods are protected against potential losses which may occur during air, sea or land transportation.

Package delivery or parcel delivery is the delivery of shipping containers, parcels, or high value mail as single shipments. The service is provided by most postal systems, express mail, private courier companies, and less than truckload shipping carriers.

Door-to-door is a shipping arrangement where goods are delivered from the sender to the customer. Door-to-door is also known as house-to-house service. Ready for the future of logistics?

Fleet vehicles comprise of all the transport vehicles owned by a company, government agency or other business. Sometimes, the vehicles are leased to the transport companies for the movement of goods to customer.