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Logistics

International Logistics From Asia

Sourcing the product is only part of the transaction. The goods still need to move safely, efficiently and at a commercially sensible cost.

Integrated Asian Trade Agency coordinates international logistics for commercial shipments from Asian factories to global destinations through suitable freight, customs, warehousing and delivery partners.

Gantry cranes loading shipping containers at a port terminal as a container truck departs

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Sea Freight and Air Freight

We can coordinate sea freight, air freight and other transport options according to the shipment size, value, weight, urgency and destination.

For ocean freight, this can include full-container-load and less-than-container-load shipments. For urgent, high-value or smaller shipments, air freight may provide the better commercial result despite the higher transport cost.

02

Factory Collection and Consolidation

Goods can be collected from the manufacturer and moved to the appropriate origin point for export. Where a buyer is purchasing from several suppliers, consolidation may allow multiple orders to be combined into a more efficient international shipment.

03

Customs, Documentation and Cargo Insurance

International shipments depend on accurate commercial and transport documents. Depending on the route and product, the transaction may require commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading or air waybills, origin documents and other supporting paperwork.

We coordinate with appropriate logistics, customs and insurance partners to help prepare the shipment for export, transport and destination clearance. The importer remains responsible for meeting the legal and regulatory requirements of the destination country.

04

Warehousing and Final Delivery

Where required, the logistics process can include destination warehousing, deconsolidation, storage and final delivery to the buyer, distributor, retailer, warehouse or other agreed commercial location.

05

Know the Landed Cost

Freight should not be an afterthought. The real cost of an imported product can include the factory price, packaging, inland transport, inspection, freight, insurance, duties, customs charges, storage and domestic delivery.

We aim to make those costs visible early enough for the buyer to understand whether the sourcing decision still makes commercial sense.

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Shipping From China, Vietnam, Malaysia and Across Asia

We can coordinate commercial shipments from China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, India and other Asian sourcing markets according to the route, product and available logistics network.

Request a logistics quote.

Send the origin, destination, cargo description, weight and cargo-ready date and we will look at the route and the landed cost together.

Request a Logistics Quote