FAQ

Sea freight is calculated based on the volume, weight of the goods, and the distance between the origin and destination ports. Other factors include the type of goods and any additional services required.

On average, sea freight takes 30 to 40 days for long international routes, but this can vary widely depending on the specific origin and destination.

Sea freight from the USA to Australia typically takes about 25 to 35 days.

Sea freight from the USA to the UK usually takes around 20 to 30 days.

Sea freight from China to the USA typically takes 20 to 35 days.

Sea freight from China to Australia generally takes around 20 to 30 days.

The cost of sea freight varies based on factors like the volume and weight of the shipment, the distance between ports, and any additional services required. It’s usually the most cost-effective option for large shipments over long distances.

The cost varies. It depends on factors like the size of the shipment, distance, and current market rates. On average, it can be from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.

Chargeable weight is usually the greater of the actual weight or the volume weight. Volume weight is calculated by the formula: Length x Width x Height (in meters) x 1000.

Freight charges are calculated based on the size, weight, and volume of the cargo, plus the distance between the origin and destination ports.

Calculate the volume of your shipment (Length x Width x Height), then multiply it by the freight rate per cubic meter. Add any additional charges.

Similar to calculating sea freight: consider the volume, weight, and any extra services or fees.

Sea freight rates are calculated by the shipping company and depend on volume, weight, distance, and type of goods.

Sea freight rates are calculated by the shipping company and depend on volume, weight, distance, and type of goods.

Use the tracking number provided by the shipping company on their website.

Yes, air freight is usually more expensive than sea freight because it is faster and uses more fuel.

No, a bill of lading can be used for other types of transport like air, road, and rail.

Yes, CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) terms are typically used for sea freight.

Yes, sea freight is usually cheaper but slower than air freight.

It usually takes about 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the specific ports and route.

The cost depends on the destination, size, and type of goods but is generally calculated per cubic meter or weight.

Goods are packed into containers, loaded onto ships, transported across the sea, and then unloaded at the destination port.