Bogotá, Colombia · Pack And Go · English spoken

Priority: volume

Ocean freight

Consolidated or full-container options for your ocean shipments.

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A clear view of your operation

Full container or consolidated freight?

Ocean freight is an option for larger shipments and orders you can plan ahead. We compare shared LCL space with an FCL container. We review dimensions, weight, road connections and origin and destination charges.

Let us discuss your shipment
  1. Preparation

    Number of pieces or pallets, gross weight and packed volume.

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  2. Coordination

    Assessment of LCL and FCL options.

    Review the scope
  3. Confirmation

    The final scope is confirmed in your operation proposal.

    What to keep in mind

01Information to get started

Have these details ready.

  • Number of pieces or pallets, gross weight and packed volume.
  • Stackability, packaging type and handling requirements.
  • Origin and destination addresses or ports.
  • Estimated cargo-ready date and agreed trade terms.
View the preparation worksheet

02Service scope

What we can coordinate.

  • Assessment of LCL and FCL options.
  • Coordination of cargo receiving and shipment cutoffs.
  • Coordination of agreed road transport and documentation tasks.
  • Review of the scope of origin and destination charges in the proposal.

03Before confirming

A clear scope, from the start.

Port calls, connections, inspections and port capacity can change the schedule. Consolidation involves additional receiving and separation steps. Check your proposal for included charges, free time and services.

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LCL / FCL

Two ways to ship. One informed decision.

LCL · Consolidated freight

Your goods share space with other shipments. This provides an option for shipments that do not need a full-container booking.

Review consolidation, deconsolidation, handling and destination charges.

Explore consolidated freight

FCL · Full container

A container is booked for your operation. Equipment is selected according to cargo requirements and availability.

Review container type, loading arrangements, allowed weight and equipment return.

Explore full-container freight
THE NEXT STEP IS SIMPLE

Your cargo has a destination.
Let’s build the route.

Tell us what you need to move. We connect the pieces of your operation.