Transparency and Cost Efficiency

International transport rates are calculated based on several factors, including:

• Transport Distance: The farther the destination, the higher the rate may be.
• Type and Size of Goods: Rates can vary depending on the weight and volume of the goods being transported.
• Type of Service Requested: Standard services versus customized or special requirement services.
• Customs Duties and Taxes: These are applied according to the regulations of each country involved in the transport.
• Additional Costs: Insurance, temporary storage fees, and other factors can influence the total cost.

For international transport, the following documentation is required:

• Commercial Invoice: Details the value of the goods for customs.
• Packing List: Provides details about the contents of the shipment.
• Insurance Policy: Covers the goods against damage or loss.
• Customs Documents: Required for export and import in the countries transited.
• Certificate of Origin: Certifies the origin of the goods, necessary in some cases to benefit from preferential customs rates.

In the event of a transport strike, we:

• Communicate Immediately with Customers: Inform clients about potential delays or changes to the transport plan.
• Seek Alternative Routes: Explore other transport options to minimize delays.
• Provide Assistance and Support: Our logistics team is available to answer questions and offer solutions.

To get a customized quote:

• Contact Us Directly: You can call us or send an email with details about your specific needs.
• Provide Detailed Information: Include the type of goods, size, weight, destination, and any special requirements.