SEA FREIGHT

Throughout the process, various parties, including the shipper, freight forwarder, carrier, and consignee, communicate and coordinate to ensure the safe and efficient transportation of the cargo. Any issues or delays are addressed through contingency plans and communication channels.

Advantages of ocean freight

Ocean freight has several advantages over other modes of transportation, including:

1. Cost-effective: Ocean freight is one of the most cost-effective ways to transport large volumes of goods over long distances. It is often cheaper than air or road transportation, especially for bulky, heavy, or non-perishable goods.
2. Capacity: Ocean freight vessels have a large capacity, allowing for transporting large volumes of goods in a single shipment.
3. Reliability: Ocean freight is a reliable mode of transportation with fixed schedules and routes for liner shipping services.
4. Flexibility: Ocean freight offers a range of services to meet the needs of different shipments, including full container load (FCL), less than container load (LCL), and charter shipping. This allows shippers to choose the most suitable option for their cargo.
5. Security: Ocean freight vessels are equipped with security measures to protect the cargo from theft, damage, and piracy. The bill of lading and other documentation also provides a legal framework for protecting the load.
6. Global reach: Ocean freight is a worldwide mode of transportation, allowing businesses to transport goods to almost any part of the world. This provides access to new markets and opportunities for growth.