Logistics & Supply Chain

From the port of origin to your warehouse, with one party accountable for transport.

We select the optimal transport mode, manage Incoterms and documentation, and coordinate customs clearance at origin and destination so goods arrive without avoidable holds.

What's included

From the freight contract to final delivery.

Transport mode selection

Sea (FCL/LCL), air or rail, based on timeline, cost and cargo type.

Rate negotiation

Terms with shipping lines, airlines and freight agents on your behalf.

Documentation management

BL, packing list, commercial invoice, certificates of origin and more.

Tariff classification & Incoterms

Determining the correct tariff code and the most suitable Incoterm.

Customs clearance

Coordination with customs agents at both origin and destination.

Shipment tracking

Visibility into cargo status through to final delivery.

How we do it

From volume analysis to delivery.

01

Volume & timeline analysis

We assess volume, budget and urgency to define the optimal mode.

02

Route selection

We choose carrier, port and route based on cost, time and risk.

03

Documentation

We prepare documentation and Incoterms for incident-free clearance.

04

Tracking & delivery

We coordinate customs clearance and tracking through to final destination.

Who it's for

Four common profiles.

Companies that already manufacture but struggle managing international transport.

Importers who've faced customs holds or delays.

Companies with no in-house international trade department.

Projects with oversized cargo or special regulatory requirements.

Frequently asked questions

About this service

Which Incoterm do you recommend for a first order?

It depends on how much control you want over transport. For companies with no prior international trade experience, we usually steer toward FOB or CIF, which leave the main transport leg in our hands.

Do you handle dangerous goods or specially regulated cargo?

Yes, with the documentation, tariff classification and specific transport requirements each type of cargo demands.

How long does sea transit between Asia and Europe take?

Between 25 and 40 days in transit, depending on the port of origin, port of destination, and whether there are intermediate transshipments.

Can I track my shipment in real time?

Yes, through our Tracking module, which shows shipment status from factory pickup through to final delivery.

Let's talk about how to move your next shipment.