Frequently Asked Questions
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Import and export business is an important part of international trade. For enterprises that need to expand their business and influence, international shipping can offer great convenience. Freight forwarders are the link between importers and exporters to make transportation easier for both sides.
Besides, if you are going to order products from factories and suppliers that do not provide shipping service, finding a freight forwarder could be a good option for you.
And if you do not have experience in importing goods, then you need a freight forwarder to guide you on how.
So, leave the professional tasks to the professionals.
We can provide a variety of logistics and transportation solutions, such as sea, air, express and railway. Different shipping methods have different MOQ requirements for goods.
The MOQ for sea freight is 1CBM, and if it is less than 1CBM, it will be charged as 1CBM.
The minimum order quantity for air freight is 45KG, and the minimum order quantity for some countries is 100KG.
The MOQ for express delivery is 0.5KG, and it is accepted to send goods or documents.
Yes. As freight forwarders, we will organize all the importing processes for customers, including contacting exporters, making documents, loading and unloading, transportation, customs clearance and delivery etc., helping customers complete their import business smoothly, safely and efficiently.
The customs clearance requirements of each country are different. Usually, the most basic documents for customs clearance at the port of destination require our bill of lading, packing list and invoice to clear customs.
Some countries also need to make some certificates to do customs clearance, which can reduce or exempt customs duties. For example, Australia needs to apply for a China-Australia Certificate. Countries in Central and South America need to make FROM F. Countries in Southeast Asia generally need to make FROM E.
Whether shipping by sea, air or express, we can check the transshipment information of the goods at any time.
For sea freight, you can directly check the information on the shipping company’s official website through the bill of lading number or container number.
Air freight has an air waybill number, and you can check the cargo transit condition directly from the airline's official website.
For express delivery through DHL/UPS/FEDEX, you can check the real-time status of the goods on their respective official websites by the express tracking number.
We know you are busy with your business, and our staff will update the shipment tracking results for you to save you time.
