Sea freight is placing goods in iron containers and then shipping them to the specified place through the sea ports of countries. This shipping is divided into two types: FCL and LCL sea freight.
FCL shipping is when a complete shipping container (iron box) is rented to transport a product, and the container is 20 feet or 40 feet in size. This type of shipping is very convenient and useful if you are shipping goods in large quantities from abroad. In the case of an FCL shipment, the entire container is reserved for one customer, and the container is not shared with more than one customer, unlike partial shipping.
If your field of work is importing large-sized goods, if you are one of the owners of wholesale and distribution companies, or if you want to avoid any possibility of danger, damage, or loss of part of your goods.
LCL shipping is when part of the container is rented, reserved by meters or kilograms, and it is suitable for shipping small parcels and goods whose size does not require a full container, as several different goods are placed in a common transport container for shipment. In cases of LCL shipping, customers' goods are collected in a warehouse until a complete container is assembled, then shipped to the designated port of arrival. Upon arrival, each customer receives their goods at the port, or they can be delivered to them at the door.
If your field of work is importing small-sized goods, or if you are not one of the owners of wholesale and distribution companies.
Specialized in FCL and LCL shipping (Sea, Air, and Land)
