Logistics is about moving materials, information, and funds from one business to another or from a business to the consumer. It is a vital part of the business economic system and is a major global economic activity. In fact 10-15 per cent of product costs are logistics related. Worldwide, logistics constitutes about $2 trillion a year. For any country, the logistics cost is estimated between 9 and 20 per cent of its GDP.

Our reliable sea cargo services ensure that your goods reach any continent in the world safely and on time. We provide a variety of FCL (full container load), LCL (less than container load) and special project transport solutions tailored to your needs.

Thanks to long-standing relationships with a range of carriers, we can act flexibly, offer secured vessel space, and make use of large volumes to negotiate the best conditions for your ocean freight shipments. We provide temperature-controlled transport as well as special equipment for oversized cargo, break bulk, vehicle transport and more. To minimize trans-shipment risks, we preferably ship via the most direct route. Customs clearance and transport insurance are available upon request. The SPOT Visibility & Collaboration Platform ensures efficient communication and full transparency throughout the entire transport.

Our Services:

• Sea Export – FCL
• Sea Export – LCL
• Sea Import – FCL
• Sea Export – LCL
• Door to Door
• Door to Port
• Port to Door
• Port to Port
• Customer clearance

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How to calculate CBM

CBM is referred to as a Cubic meter, a cubic meter is calculated by multiplying the length, width, and height.

CBM calculation formula = Lenght (Mtr) x Width (Mtr) x Height (Mtr) = CBM] of goods package.

Before calculating CBM you need to convert the length, width & height of the box in Metter, It will make the CBM calculation process easier

For Example = Length = 2.5 Mtr. Width = 1.5 Mtr. Hight = 2 Mtr.

To calculate the Volume of cargo we need to multiply 2.5 Mtr x 1.5 Mtr x 2 Mtr = 7.5 CBM

7.5 CBM is the volume weight for your single carton, If your shipment contains 20 cartons, then you need to multiply the single carton CBM by the total number of cartons.