Ocean Transportation

We offer different methods of ocean shipping to our clients in ocean cargo transport including:

Container Freight – We provide the most competitive rates with all the major carriers

Full container load (FCL) – This option is best if you have enough cargo to fill up the entire container.

Less than container load (LCL) – Consider this option if you don’t have enough cargo to fill up an entire container. Your shipment will be consolidated with other LCL shipments into one container.

Roll-on/roll-off (RORO) – Roll-on/roll-off refers to the method by which vehicles and machinery are loaded onto large ocean shipping vessels for transport overseas. This option may be a more cost-effective method for shipping vehicles internationally. This option is mandatory if the vehicle you are shipping is too big to physically fit in a container.

Breakbulk (Project cargo) – Breakbulk cargo (or “project cargo”) is freight which is too large to be transported on a single flat rack or platform. Typically, breakbulk cargo is loaded across multiple flat racks on the deck of a vessel and secured for shipment.

Out of Gauge (OOG) – Out-of-gauge cargo is freight which is too large to fit inside our 20ft (standard), 40ft (standard or high cube) or 45ft (high cube) containers. Instead, this cargo can be safely transported on a platform, flat rack or in an open-top container.