FCL, or Full Container Load, refers to a shipment where an entire container is used by a single customer, regardless of whether it’s fully loaded or not. LCL, or Less Than Container Load, is used when multiple customers consolidate pallets or smaller quantities into one container, sharing the container space. Both FCL and LCL options offer different benefits based on the volume of goods you want to ship.

Sea freight is often a cost-effective solution for large shipments or those not requiring rapid transit times. On the other hand, air freight is faster but might be costlier. For large volume shipments or goods with a longer lead time, shipping by sea is a great option. Consider factors like cost, speed, and volume of goods when choosing your shipping method.

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Our sea freight services handle a range of goods, from dry cargo and break bulk to heavy goods and personal effects. However, certain items may be subject to international regulations or require special shipping documentation. It’s essential to provide accurate details to ensure smooth cargo handling and transit.

Transit times for sea freight depend on various factors including the departure from UK ports, the specific sea routes chosen, and the final destination. It’s always a good idea to plan ahead and discuss with us your specific needs to ensure timely delivery.

Yes, transporting goods via sea freight is considered environmentally friendly, especially when moving large quantities. Compared to other methods, sea routes offer a much cheaper option in terms of carbon footprint per kilogram of cargo.