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Ocean Freight What You Need to Know

Ocean freight shipping is the transportation of goods by sea from one port to another, using large cargo ships.

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Ocean Freight What You Need to Know

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  1. Ocean Freight: What You Need to Know

  2. What is Ocean Freight Shipping ? • Ocean freight shipping is the transportation of goods by sea from one port to another, using large cargo ships. Ocean freight transportation begins at a named port terminal, where the ocean freight company you’ve selected receives the cargo. It is then prepared and loaded onto the vessel. Ocean freight transportation time depends on your location and the destination of your goods.

  3. What Can be Shipped by Ocean? • Container cargo—anything from toys and clothing to furniture and electronics. • Liquid bulk items, including fuel and crude oil. • Break bulk—goods shipped in crates, bags, boxes, drums or barrels without the use of a container. • Dry bulk and raw materials. • Roll on/roll off goods, including machinery and vehicles.

  4. Advantages of Ocean Freight Services • A less expensive mode of transport • Better for goods that need to be shipped in bulk • Better for larger items • Environmental friendliness  • Carry hazardous materials and dangerous cargo safely

  5. Disadvantages of Ocean Freight Services • Shipping by sea can be slower than other transport modes and bad weather can add further delays • Routes and timetables are usually inflexible • You have to pay port duties and taxes • Tracking your goods' progress is difficult • Further transportation overland will be needed to reach the final destination

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