Sea Export

Outbound ocean shipping options for containerised and consolidated cargo.

FCL/LCL planning, container suitability, cut-offs, bill of lading and export document requirements.

What decides a sea export

A quotation clarifies inclusions, exclusions, cost basis and expected milestones before shipment confirmation.

Equipment and space: A booking needs a container type, a vessel and space, and each is the shipping line's to confirm. Ask what is confirmed and what is requested.
Shipping instructions: The names, the description of goods and the package counts that go on the bill of lading come from the shipping instructions. Errors here are corrected at a cost and a delay.
Verified gross mass: The container's verified gross mass has to be declared before loading. Who determines it, and who submits it, has to be agreed in advance.
Cut-offs and document review: The terminal has cut-offs for cargo and for documents. A document review before the cut-off is cheaper than a correction after it.

Port of loading, port of discharge and the Incoterm
Container type and quantity, or cbm and kg for LCL
Shipper, consignee and notify party exactly as they should appear
Whether the quotation includes pickup, export customs coordination and terminal delivery

We do not assume a fixed free time, a carrier's acceptance or equipment availability. These are confirmed with the booking.

Importers, exporters and businesses managing cross-border cargo.