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Sea Freight

FCL and LCL on all major trade lanes through Singapore — with the LCL consolidation and dangerous-goods expertise that made our team the value choice for cargo through the Strait of Malacca.

FCL — Full Container Load

20GP, 40GP, 40HC, reefer and special equipment on weekly sailings with major carriers. Contract and spot rates, compared side-by-side in our portal.

LCL — Our specialty

Weekly consolidations into and out of Singapore — worldwide origins and destinations. Ordinary, special and dangerous cargo accepted.

DG cargo

Trained handling of dangerous goods — classification, documentation, compliant stowage and carrier approval, without the delays.

Documentation & insurance

Bills of lading, permits and cargo insurance arranged alongside carriage — one point of contact for the whole move.

Main trade lanes

LaneServiceFrequency
Worldwide → SingaporeFCL + LCLWeekly sailings
Singapore → WorldwideFCL + LCLWeekly sailings
LCL consolidations via the Singapore hubOrdinary, special & DG cargoWeekly
Full live schedule and rates available in the customer portal

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Common questions

Frequently asked

How long does sea freight take from Asia to Singapore?

Intra-Asia transits are typically 3–10 days port to port — for example around 7 days from Shanghai and 3 days from Bangkok — depending on the service string and whether the vessel is direct or transships. Long-haul from Europe or the US East Coast usually runs 25–35 days. We confirm the exact schedule with the carrier on every quotation.

What is the minimum shipment size for LCL?

We accept LCL from 1 CBM. Below roughly 2 CBM, air freight or courier is sometimes cheaper once destination charges are counted — we compare both in the same quote so you can see the real difference.

Do you handle dangerous goods in LCL consolidations?

Yes. DG-accepting LCL consolidations through Singapore are one of our specialities and are relatively rare in the market. Send us the safety data sheet (SDS) with your enquiry and we confirm acceptance, packing and documentation requirements.

What is included in an ocean freight quotation?

Ocean freight, applicable surcharges, and the local charges at each end (terminal handling, documentation, and where relevant customs and haulage). We itemise them so nothing appears later as a surprise.

Question not answered here? Ask us directly — advising you is part of the job.