Sea
Often considered for larger commercial loads or goods where space and handling needs shape the route choice.
- Cargo dimensions and volume
- Port and destination details
- Packing, customs and handling requirements
Shipping coordination
The right shipping route, based on the facts of your order
Sea, air, rail and road options are assessed after the cargo and destination information needed for the shipment is available.
Cargo information
Product type, quantity, dimensions, weight, packing, classification and handling needs shape the available options.
Destination information
Consignee, port or terminal, delivery location and destination requirements must be confirmed before routing.
Route review
Available routes are compared using the shipment priorities, cargo limits, customs needs and handover arrangement.
Written confirmation
The selected route, included services, documents and responsibilities are recorded for the specific shipment.
Restricted or special goods require separate confirmation before a route is selected.
Air
Considered for suitable goods when shipment size, cargo restrictions and delivery priorities support air handling.
- Chargeable weight and dimensions
- Cargo classification and restrictions
- Airport, customs and final handover details
Rail
An option for compatible cargo and destinations where the available rail service matches the order requirements.
- Origin and destination terminals
- Container or consolidated cargo needs
- Route availability and customs documentation
Road
Used where cross border or connected inland road movement is suitable for the goods and receiving location.
- Pickup and delivery access
- Vehicle and cargo requirements
- Border, transit and consignee information