集运指南页 – 佛山德海通供应链公司

OceanlinkSCM

LEARN ABOUT OUR GUIDANCE

TRANS PROCESS

STEP1

DESTINATION

STEP2

CHINA WAREHOUSE

STEP3

GOODS VERIFICATION

STEP4

APPLY FOR SHIPPING

STEP5

PAYMENT

STEP6

START SHIPPING

STEP7

GOODS ARRIVING

STEP 1

Choose your destination

Quotation Inquiry

Contact us to get the best price.

STEP 2

CHINA WAREHOUSE

Domestic storage warehouses

Send your goods to our warehouse in Guangzhou, China.

STEP 3

GOODS VERIFICATION

Cargo reconciliation

The warehouse verifies the goods receivedUpload your tracking number to the warehouse system and the warehouse will verifies the goods that not entered into the system.

STEP 4

APPLY FOR SHIPPING

pack and take a picture&Apply for mailing

If you need to repack small items, please contact customer service.After the goods are checked, you can contact customer service to start loading and shipping.

STEP 5

PAYMENT

Payment of freight

Check the destination country port and pay the fees.

STEP 6

START SHIPPING

Payment of freight

The goods start shipping.You can contact customer service to check the shipping date.

STEP 7

GOODS ARRIVING

Payment of freight

You will receive notification about a week before the arrival of the goods at the port of destination.

CHINA WAREHOUSE

Domestic storage warehouses

ADDRESS

Warehouse 303, Building 3, Shengcheng Logistics Industrial Park, Lishui Town, Nanhai District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, P.R. China

Oceanlink

OVERSEAS WAREHOUSE

Foreign storage warehouses

TRANS OPTIONS

THE WAY

Less than Container Load

DESCRIPTIVE

LCL (Less than Container Load) is a shipping method where multiple shippers share a single container to transport their goods. Each shipper pays only for the space they occupy within the container.Cost-Effective for Smaller Shipments: More economical for shipments that do not fill an entire container, allowing shippers to avoid paying for unused space.Increased Handling: Higher risk of damage due to multiple handling and the mixing of different shippers' goods.Longer Transit Times: Typically involves longer transit times because of the need for consolidation (combining goods from various shippers) and deconsolidation (unloading and distributing the goods).Ideal for Small Volumes: Suitable for shippers with smaller quantities of cargo that do not justify the cost of an entire container.

DISTINCTION

Dexterity high ,Higher freight costs than FCL

APPLICABILITY

Small volume, Large variety of goods, Split as appropriate

2/2

TIMES

relatively long

DEXTERITY

high

PRICE

cheap

DIMENSIONS

lesser

KINDS

SCENES

yes

THE WAY

Full Container Load

DESCRIPTIVE

oLCL (Less than Container Load) is a shipping method where multiple shippers share a single container to transport their goods. Each shipper pays only for the space they occupy within the container.Cost-Effective for Smaller Shipments: More economical for shipments that do not fill an entire container, allowing shippers to avoid paying for unused space.Increased Handling: Higher risk of damage due to multiple handling and the mixing of different shippers' goods.Longer Transit Times: Typically involves longer transit times because of the need for consolidation (combining goods from various shippers) and deconsolidation (unloading and distributing the goods).Ideal for Small Volumes: Suitable for shippers with smaller quantities of cargo that do not justify the cost of an entire container.

DISTINCTION

Shorter transportation time, High cargo security, Lower freight costs

APPLICABILITY

Large volume of goods, Single type, No splitting required

1/2

TIMES

relatively short

SAFETY

high

PRICE

cheap

DIMENSIONS

greater

KINDS

unitary

SCENES

no

CLASSIFICATION ITEMS

General Goods

General goods refer to items that do not have special requirements for transportation, loading, unloading, or storage. Examples: books, bags, clothing, shoes, toys (without batteries), tableware, jewelry, and other common items. Characteristics: The likelihood of these goods being seized by customs during transportation is extremely low, and they are considered standard transit goods.

Special Goods

Special goods include certain unique types of items, such as large equipment, heavy machinery, artwork, antiques, and more. Characteristics: Due to the size, weight, value, or special nature of these goods, specific transportation plans and packaging may be required to ensure their safety during transit.

Sensitive Goods

Sensitive goods refer to items that fall between general goods and prohibited items, which may require special handling or permits for transportation. Examples: liquids (cosmetics, perfumes), powders (medications, flour) Characteristics: The transportation of these goods may need to comply with specific regulations and safety measures, and they may be subject to restrictions during export.

Frozen/Chilled Goods

Frozen or chilled goods are items that require transportation and storage in a low-temperature environment, primarily consisting of perishable food products. Examples: seafood, meat, dairy products, etc. Characteristics: These goods require specialized refrigeration or freezing equipment to ensure their freshness and quality during transportation.

Hazardous Materials

Hazardous materials include explosives, compressed gases, flammable liquids, flammable solids, oxidizers and organic peroxides, toxic and infectious substances, radioactive materials, corrosive substances, and miscellaneous items. Characteristics: The transportation of hazardous materials must adhere to specific safety regulations and procedures to ensure the safety of personnel and the environment.

Prohibited Items

Prohibited items are goods that are forbidden from transportation due to potential hazards to personal safety, the environment, or legal issues. Examples: explosives, drugs, weapons, etc. Characteristics: Transporting prohibited items is illegal and may result in severe legal consequences.

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