Ocean freight
Container transport planned around your cargo and arrival window.
- Container & cargo volume
- Sailing & transit time
- Carrying conditions & delivery

From the order brief to the destination handover.
Plan the routeContainer transport planned around your cargo and arrival window.
Flight options reviewed for time-sensitive produce.
Route and service scope confirmed for each order.
Work back from the receiving window, then confirm the milestones together.
Product, volume, destination and required arrival window.
Route, equipment, handover scope and planned departure.
Cargo readiness, shipping instructions and document deadlines.
Confirm dispatch and share the agreed shipment references.
Keep cargo, consignee and transport details aligned across the shipment records.
Confirm product description, package type, count and weights. Check the invoice and packing list against the agreed order.
Check shipper and consignee details, shipment references and the information required for the applicable transport document.
Confirm product entry requirements and any required certificates with the importer and relevant service providers before booking.
Document requirements vary by product, origin and destination.
Discuss your shipment
Agree who receives updates and who takes the next action.
Share available departure and arrival updates through the agreed contact.
Review the impact of delays or route changes with the logistics team and buyer.
Record package counts and visible condition. Retain photographs and shipment references if an issue needs review.
Send the product, quantity, destination and preferred arrival date.