From which ports do you primarily ship exports?
Clear and flexible freight solutions are crucial for successful project delivery. Our shipping arrangements comprehensively consider client requirements, logistics costs, and transit times.
1. Primary Shipping Ports
We typically arrange exports from major ports in South China, such as Guangzhou Port and Shenzhen Port. These ports offer dense shipping routes, robust cargo handling capacity, and seamless connectivity to most international shipping lines.
2. Flexible Coordination Arrangements
We understand that supply chain layouts may vary across clients. Therefore, beyond the ports mentioned above, we can coordinate shipments from other major Chinese ports (e.g., Shanghai Port, Ningbo Port, Qingdao Port, or Tianjin Port) based on your specific logistics requirements. Should you have specific routing requirements (e.g., transshipment through particular regions), we can explore feasibility together.
3. Communication and Confirmation
During order confirmation, we recommend clearly specifying your preferred port of loading, port of destination, and applicable shipping terms (e.g., FOB, CIF). Based on your requirements, cargo characteristics, and prevailing market capacity, we will negotiate and finalize a suitable transportation plan with you. This plan will be clearly documented in the contract to ensure smooth shipment execution.
Our goal is to align logistics operations with your overall supply chain planning as closely as possible. We look forward to maintaining open communication with you to jointly determine specific shipment arrangements.