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SEA TRANSPORT

Sea freight

International cargo delivery through seaports and transport corridors.

Sea freightLOGISTIC SOLUTION / SEA

SEA TRANSPORT

The port is one part of the route.

A sea leg calls for coordination of the container route, port stages and onward delivery after arrival.

KEY PARAMETERS

The port is one part of the route.

01

International routes

Selecting a sea corridor for the destination.

02

Container routes

Planning around cargo format and shipment needs.

03

Ports

Coordinating departure and arrival ports.

04

Onward delivery

Planning the next leg after the sea passage.

WHEN IT FITS

For international container routes.

Sea freight is built around a container chain: FCL for a dedicated container or LCL consolidation for a smaller shipment.

CONTAINER CHAIN

Inland leg
Origin port
Sea leg
Destination port
Last mile

CHOICE FACTORS

What shapes the sea route.

01

FCL or LCL

02

Container type and size

03

Origin and destination ports

04

Inland delivery to port

05

Last mile after the port

KEY STAGES

How the route through ports is built.

01

Choose the container format

We compare shipment volume with FCL and LCL.

02

Plan the port delivery

We connect the origin with the departure terminal.

03

Coordinate the sea leg

We align port points and handover sequence.

04

Continue the delivery

We add the leg from the destination port to the consignee.

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