Ocean Freight

Ocean freight, also known as sea freight, is the transportation of goods by sea using cargo ships. Ocean freight is a popular mode of transportation for businesses that need to transport large quantities of goods over long distances, such as manufacturers and retailers

Our Ocean freight offers several advantages over other modes of transportation, including cost-effectiveness, reliability, and flexibility. Cargo ships can transport large volumes of goods at a lower cost per unit than other transportation modes, such as air freight. Ocean freight is also a reliable mode of transportation, with scheduled departures and arrivals that can be planned in advance. In addition, ocean freight provides flexibility in terms of the types of goods that can be transported, including oversized or heavy items.

Industry Services

Project Forwarding

Project forwarding in ocean freight refers to the specialized handling of large-scale, complex, and unique shipments that require careful planning, coordination, and expertise. It involves the transportation of oversized, heavy, or high-value cargo for projects such as infrastructure development, energy projects, industrial installations, or events

Export Packing

Export packing in ocean freight refers to the specialized packaging and preparation of goods for transportation via sea. It involves ensuring that the cargo is properly protected, secured, and compliant with international shipping regulations to withstand the rigors of ocean transport. Export packing plays a crucial role in safeguarding the integrity of the goods and minimizing the risk of damage during transit.

Contract Management

Contract management in ocean freight refers to the process of effectively managing and administering contracts between various parties involved in the transportation of goods by sea. It involves the negotiation, creation, execution, and monitoring of contracts to ensure compliance, mitigate risks, and optimize the performance of ocean freight operations

Break Bulk Management

Break bulk management in ocean freight refers to the handling and transportation of cargo that is non-containerized or cannot be loaded and transported in standard shipping containers. It involves the management of individual pieces or units of cargo that are typically too large, heavy, or irregularly shaped to fit into containers. Break bulk cargo is loaded and unloaded individually or in smaller groups and requires specialized equipment and handling techniques