Efficient Maritime Solutions for Your Cargo.

Do you have large quantities of goods to send? In our Full Container Load (FCL) cargo transport service, we offer Port-to-Port services with departures from and to major ports worldwide. Our proposals consist of more than just the rates; they include service advantages and conditions, taking into account the most comprehensive scenario and shipment development, making our primary goal the complete satisfaction of our clients.

Are you shipping small or medium-sized loads? If the answer is 'yes' and these shipments aren't urgent, the perfect way to do it is through the maritime consolidated service or LCL. This option allows us to ship at a lower cost because there's no need to contract a full container (which we wouldn't fill completely), and we only pay for the proportional part we occupy within a container. It's a flexible service that allows us to ship small quantities without the need to wait to fill an entire container on our own, making it suitable for sending products as soon as they are ready, regardless of the quantity.

Do you need to have a presence in the country of origin or destination where your goods are traveling? Not a problem! Reach out to us. We have business partners with a presence on all continents to carry out the collection or delivery of your goods at the required location, as well as to handle import or export customs formalities, making this part of the process a safe and fast experience.

Do your supplies come from multiple suppliers located in the same country? We have the solution! With our cargo consolidation service, we collect and group the merchandise from one or several of your suppliers in our warehouses, achieving a high percentage or the complete filling of one or multiple containers. This helps minimize costs due to the economy of scale effect and saves time from the moment the ship departs, through customs clearance, and up to the delivery of goods at their destination.

Does your company have customers in other countries? You might be interested in this solution. Triangular operations have gained popularity thanks to globalization and are very useful because they allow different companies in different countries to interact. How is this carried out? First, we need to identify the three actors in this process: Manufacturer, seller, exporter: The entity that produces the goods or has the product. Intermediary: The entity that knows the manufacturer, seller, or exporter and the end customer, buyer, or importer. It plays the role of buying from the Manufacturer and selling to the End Customer. End customer, buyer, or importer: The recipient of the cargo or the one who receives the goods. Through this service, we or our business partners organize the logistics to the required destination. There are two ways to carry out this process. The first: When all parties involved are aware that it's a triangulation. In this case, the cargo transport documents will show who the actual exporter is and who the actual importer is. The second option: When the intermediary wants to keep the identity of the exporter and importer confidential to each other. In both cases, it's of utmost importance for the process to be carried out efficiently and securely that the intermediary seeks advice from a logistics agent with knowledge and experience. That's why you should reach out to us; we have a solution for you.