FAQ

The information you need to provide to a freight forwarding company will vary depending on the specific services you need. However, some of the most common information that freight forwarders need includes:

There are many different types of freight forwarding services, including:

An NVOCC, or Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier, is a company that provides ocean freight transportation services without owning its own ships. NVOCCs act as intermediaries between shippers and carriers, consolidating shipments from multiple shippers into larger containers or vessels that are then shipped by carriers.

There are many benefits to using an NVOCC, including:

We offer a variety of services as an NVOCC, including:

As mentioned above, an NVOCC is a company that provides ocean freight transportation services without owning its own ships. A freight forwarder, on the other hand, is a company that can arrange for the transportation of goods by any mode of transportation, including ocean, air, rail, and truck.

In general, NVOCCs focus on ocean freight transportation, while freight forwarders offer a wider range of services. However, there is some overlap between the two services, and some companies offer both NVOCC and freight forwarding services.

We are a trusted and experienced NVOCC, freight forwarder, and customs broker with a proven track record of success. We offer a wide range of services, competitive rates, and excellent customer service. We are also licensed and insured, so you can be confident that your shipments are in good hands.