Ocean Freight
Our value proposition is a delivery of highly flexible services through partnerships with leading carriers, as well as professional service in tracking and in-time response.
We do ocean freigth collect service and ocean freight prepaid services. So for our overseas clients, who have service contracts with carriers or who buy ocean freights through trading platforms like MCC (Mearsk) spot or CMA CGM, ZIM and others we provide agent services with minimum or no-comission fee. This service has become rather popular recently.
We have offices, trustworthy partners around the world, which are to help you to find the right solution in meeting your unique requirements. So, regardless of your business size or your location, we will be able to meet your requirements, along with tailor-made rates to ensure value.
Less-than-Container-Load (LCL):
– Reduction of your logistics costs through customized solution and competitive price
– Reliable one-stop-service through professional logistics specialist around China
– Stable transit time through cooperation with worldwide leading carriers
– Easy-tracking shipment through dedicated specialists
Full-Container-Load (FCL):
– Cost saving solution via multiple choice of carriers and competitive rates.
– Consistent guarantee space via long term relationship with leading carriers
– Customized professional freight forwarding service via local partners worldwide
– Cargo security via professional expertise in the whole supply chain and visible tracking
– Flexible operation via expert partnership in their field
How to Calculate CBM for a Sea Shipment and Air Shipment
CBM (or cubic meter) is the standard size that international sea shippers use to calculate how much to charge for cargo that is less than a container load (LCL). A CBM is defined as 1 meter high, wide and deep. You calculate it by multiplying the three dimensions of a box, crate or pallet in metric units. For example, a box that is 0.6 m high by 0.4 m wide by 1 m deep is 0.24 CBM. A CBM is approximately 35 cubic feet.
As for air cargo, air carrier usually charge the rate for kilo. And in order to avoid the situation, where light cargo can be charged less, volume weight can be applied. The formula for calculation is like this: Width (CM) X Height (CM) X Depth (CM) / 6000 = volume weight. So if the cargo is light, and 1 CBM for example is less than 166 kilo, it will be charged the rate for 166 kilos by air carrier anyway.
