
How we ship
Incoterms, container types, typical loads, lead times and destination customs support — built around your port and your market.
Cross-border trade succeeds or fails on the details: the right Incoterm, the right container, and documentation that matches the consignment when it reaches your customs authority. We plan each shipment around your destination so there are no surprises at the port.
Incoterms
Clear terms, agreed in writing.
We quote against the trade term that suits your operation, and we state precisely what it covers before you commit.
FOB — Free On Board
We deliver the goods loaded on board at the port of loading; you arrange the main carriage and insurance. Common when you have your own freight contracts.
CFR / CIF — Cost & Freight
We arrange and pay for carriage to your named destination port (CIF adds marine insurance). Convenient when you prefer a single, landed-cost quote to the port.
Other terms on request
We quote against the Incoterm that fits your operation. We confirm the exact term — and what it does and does not include — in writing before you commit.
Containers & loads
Frozen product moves under controlled, recorded temperature; specs are configured to your destination market.
- 40ft reefer for frozen poultry — approx. 24–27 tonnes per container
- Temperature set and recorded for the full cold chain
- Dry containers and specialist handling for botanical consignments
- Glaze %, packaging and carton/private-label branding configured to your market
- Full container loads (FCL); mixed loads considered where practical
Documentation & destination support
The paperwork is prepared to clear customs in your market, not just to leave the port of loading.
- Destination establishment / plant eligibility confirmed before quoting
- Shipping documents matched to your customs authority's requirements
- Health, origin, halal/SIF or phytosanitary certificates issued per consignment
- Pre-shipment third-party inspection (e.g. SGS) arranged on request
Get a landed-cost quote to your port.
Share your destination port, Incoterm preference and quantities — we'll come back with routing, lead time and pricing.