Export Documentation, Shipping, And Logistics. Forwarding the movement

Export Documentation, Shipping, And Logistics

Forwarding the movement of goods out of a country on behalf of exporters or shippers (Export Freight Agent); Bringing goods into the country on behalf of importers (Import Freight Agent, Customs Clearance Agent, Customs Broker)

Forwarding to provide a range of independent services such as packing, warehousing, port agency, Customs clearance; to provide a range of advice on all the areas relative to the international consignment distribution; to act as shipper agent processing transport/shipping space on behalf of his principal/shipper and executing his instructions.

Packing breakage; weight; moisture, and pilferage

Marking/Labeling Meet shipping regulations; Ensure proper handling; Conceal the identity of the contents, and Help receivers identify shipments

Marking/Labeling Shipper’s mark; Country of origin (exporters’ country); Weight marking (in pounds/kilos) Number of packages and size of cases Handling marks (international pictorial symbols) Cautionary markings (in English and in the language of the country of destination)

Marking/Labeling Port of entry; Labels for hazardous materials (universal symbols adapted by the International Maritime Organization)

Documentation Commercial invoice Bill of lading Consular invoice Certificate of origin Inspection certification Dock receipt and warehouse receipt

Documentation Destination control statement; Insurance certificate; Export license (when needed); Export packing list