Freight forwarding

Benefits of freight forwarding

Logistics and cost optimization:

You don’t need to worry about choosing transport, handling insurance paperwork, or preparing authorizations and waybills. Working with a freight forwarding company means you can avoid keeping a large in-house team, cutting costs and ensuring your shipments run smoothly.
Smarter routes to save time and money:

Freight forwarders select the most efficient delivery routes, minimizing delays and unnecessary expenses.
Cargo safety guaranteed:

The provider ensures professional loading, transportation, and unloading using the right equipment and experienced personnel which helps minimize the risk of damage.
Reliable long-distance shipping

When transporting cargo over long distances, routes are planned with delivery deadlines and road conditions in mind to help prevent delays and damage.
Risk reduction:

Freight forwarding minimizes the risk of cargo loss or delays through clear coordination and control at every stage of the journey.
Customs clearance for international shipments:

When your cargo crosses international borders, freight forwarders take care of the entire customs process. This includes preparing documents, paying duties and fees, and managing communication with customs authorities. As a result, you save time and avoid unnecessary complications.

Freight forwarder responsibilities in cargo transportation

Transport coordination:
- Selection of the optimal route, transport mode, and carriers.
- Logistics planning based on delivery timelines and client requirements.
Contract management:
- Drafting and managing agreements with carriers, warehouses, insurers, and other service providers involved in the delivery process.
Cargo handover and receipt:
- Supervising loading at the point of origin and unloading at the destination.
- Ensuring cargo safety throughout the entire transport chain.
Customs clearance:
- Preparing all required documentation (declarations, permits).
- Carrying out customs procedures for international shipments.
Packaging and labeling:
- Verifying that packaging and labeling comply with transport regulations.
- Minimizing the risk of cargo damage during handling and transit.
Cargo tracking:
- Monitoring cargo movement at every stage.
- Providing timely updates to clients on delivery status.
Tariff calculation and payments:
- Calculating shipping costs based on weight, volume, distance, and other factors.
- Handling payments to carriers and covering related expenses.
Issue resolution and return handling:
- Managing delays, damages, and other disruptions.
- Coordinating cargo returns when necessary.
Documentation management:
- Preparing transport documents such as waybills, bills of lading, inspection reports, and other supporting paperwork.
Regulatory compliance:
- Ensuring compliance with international and local regulations, including customs, environmental, and transportation standards.

TYPES OF FREIGHT TRANSPORT

Reliable global delivery using any mode of transport. We offer full-service logistics, including customs clearance and optimized route planning.

Sea freight

A cost-effective way to transport large shipments over any distance.

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Air freight

The quickest way to ship cargo which is perfect for urgent, high-value, and perishable goods.

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Road freight

A fast and flexible transport option with no cargo transfers, perfect for urgent and small-sized shipments.

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Rail freight

Combines high cargo capacity and cost-efficiency, perfect for large volumes and oversized shipments over long distances.

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Multimodal shipping

Сombines the strengths of different shipping methods to deliver optimized routes, lower costs, and greater flexibility.

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