Sea Freight Forwarder
Sea Freight Forwarder
Our clients can rely on us to choose the best carrier which suit their requirements whilst being cost effective.
Sea freight forwarding are usually chosen due to factors such as their lesser expensive nature compared to any other form of freight forwarders, hazardous-goods-friendly (unlike air freight shipping, sea freight shipping allowed dangerous goods to be boarded), flexible variations of sizes and shapes of the shipments and the more environmentally friendly nature of the forwarding (compared to any other shipping systems, sea freight forwarding leaves lesser carbon footprint).


There are three main types of sea freight forwarding. These includes deep-sea shipping, short sea shipping and inland shipping. Deep-sea shipping is where the shipping containers are transported internationally, covering a long distance. This type of shipping usually uses big vessels to accommodate the forwarded items in one shipment. Short sea shipping (also known as coastal shipping) is the opposite of deep-sea shipping where goods are transported in a shorter distance and in a much smaller vessels.
Last but not least, inland shipping is where the goods are transported using inland waterways such as river, canals and lakes. Size of vessels are relatively much smaller than both deep-sea and short sea shipping as they are built to fit the inland waterways.