1. Container import and export transportation

Export: Receive full container load (FCL) or less than container load (LCL) goods from the client, complete booking, port consolidation, and customs declaration, and transport them to the destination port through international routes. Coordinate with foreign agents to complete customs clearance and delivery.

Import: Coordinate with the client, arrange for overseas pickup, booking at the port of origin, customs clearance at the destination port, inspection, and deliver the goods to the designated location (factory/warehouse) of the domestic consignee via trailer or inland transportation.

2. Import and export transportation of special goods

Export: Dangerous goods (such as chemicals) need to obtain MSDS certification and hazardous packaging certificate in advance, and arrange special containers and shipping routes for dangerous goods; Refrigerated goods (such as fresh produce) are monitored for container temperature control throughout the entire process, and export inspection is handled.  

Import: Dangerous goods import requires advance registration, refrigerated goods can be cleared quickly after arrival at the port to avoid damage, and oversized goods (such as equipment) can be coordinated with port lifting and over limit transportation permits.

3. Import and export supporting agency services

Booking and cabin management: Based on the timeliness and cost requirements of import and export goods, book export cabins or confirm import cabins with shipping companies to cope with the shortage of cabin space during peak seasons.

Customs declaration and inspection services: Review commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin and other documents at the export end, complete export customs declaration and inspection; Review foreign documents (bill of lading, packing list) at the import end, handle import customs declaration, customs duty payment, inspection and quarantine.

Storage and inland transportation: temporary storage and consolidation of exported goods at the port of origin; The bonded warehousing and distribution of imported goods upon arrival at the port, as well as inland transportation such as trailers and railways at both ends.

Bill of Lading and Settlement Services: Export issues ocean bills of lading (original/telex release), import assists the consignee in changing the bill of lading, handles issues such as bill of lading endorsement and amendment, and provides import and export freight settlement.

4. Comprehensive transportation solution

Import and export multimodal transport: When exporting, the goods are transported from the factory to the foreign gateway through "land+sea" transportation (such as "trailer+sea+European railway"); Integrate "sea freight+land freight" during import to achieve full connectivity from foreign ports to domestic checkpoints (such as "sea freight+domestic highways").

Cross border supply chain management: For long-term import and export customers, customized solutions are provided, including inventory management for export stocking periods, arrival warning for imported goods, centralized customs clearance for multiple batches of goods, etc., to optimize the efficiency of the entire chain.