A little clarity goes a long way.

Share the goods description, dimensions, weight, collection and delivery locations, timing and handling requirements.

Only items expressly listed in the written quote are included. Ask about taxes, duties, clearance and handling costs before confirmation.

Tell us the goods category and requirements early. Suitability depends on the route, carrier, documentation and applicable conditions.

Timing depends on the route, carrier, documentation and handling requirements. The quote confirms the agreed service and any applicable limitations.

Start with the goods description, dimensions, weight, origin, destination and preferred timing. Special or restricted goods need further review.

We can discuss a recurring route and schedule. Frequency, capacity and service scope are confirmed in the proposal.

Tell us the facilities at both locations. Required handling support must be confirmed and included in the written scope.

Route availability, sailing schedules, documentation and port handling can affect timing. We discuss relevant factors before confirming the plan.

Any customs support, duties, taxes or third-party services must be confirmed in the quote. They should never be assumed from a transport estimate.