As the primary mode of logistics transportation in global trade, international maritime shipping has become the core choice for cross-border cargo transport due to its large capacity, low cost, and wide coverage. The following details the complete content of international maritime services from six core dimensions, providing references for air freight companies to expand business boundaries and improve logistics solutions.

1. Global Route Network Coverage

1. Mainstream Route Layout

Covers major global trade routes, including Far East - North America routes (US West Coast Los Angeles/Long Beach, US East Coast New York/Savannah), Far East - Europe routes (Rotterdam, Hamburg, Antwerp), Far East - Southeast Asia routes (Singapore, Port Klang, Manila), Transatlantic routes (Europe - US East Coast), as well as emerging market routes in South America, Middle East, and Africa. Direct or transshipment options can be matched according to cargo destinations to ensure transportation timeliness and flexibility.

2. Port Resource Integration

Established partnerships with over 500 major ports worldwide, covering primary ports (such as Shanghai, Shenzhen, Rotterdam, Los Angeles, etc., with stable schedules and transparent freight rates) and secondary ports (requiring connection through transshipment ports, offering customized port call services), solving transportation challenges for cargo in remote areas.

2. Multi-type Cargo Transportation Solutions

1. Container Transportation (Core Mode)

• Full Container Load (FCL): For larger cargo volumes (usually over 20 cubic meters), provides standard containers such as 20GP (28 cubic meters), 40GP (58 cubic meters), 40HQ (68 cubic meters), as well as refrigerated containers (for fresh produce, pharmaceuticals, and other temperature-controlled goods), open-top containers (for large equipment), and flat rack containers (for oversized or overheight cargo), meeting various cargo loading needs.
• Less than Container Load (LCL): For smaller cargo volumes, consolidates cargo in warehouses and loads combined shipments to reduce transportation costs, suitable for small to medium batch orders, offering "door-to-door" LCL services to simplify customer operations.

2. Bulk Cargo Transportation

For bulk commodities (such as coal, ore, grain, steel), provides bulk carrier shipping services, matching specialized bulk carriers like Panamax and Capesize vessels, supporting port-to-port full transportation, optimizing vessel allocation based on cargo flow to reduce bulk commodity logistics costs.

3. Comprehensive Logistics Support Services

1. Domestic Segment Connection Services

Provides full land transportation from factory/warehouse to the port of departure (including trailers and container trucks), coordinates port customs declaration and inspection services, including export customs declaration, commodity inspection filing, and certificate of origin processing, ensuring smooth customs clearance; also offers port warehousing services to support temporary storage and cargo consolidation, flexibly matching vessel schedules.

2. International Segment Transportation Management

Real-time tracking of vessel status, pushing cargo location and estimated time of arrival (ETA) to customers through logistics systems; coordinates with shipping companies to handle exceptions (such as schedule delays, cargo damage claims), ensuring transportation stability; for dangerous goods (such as lithium batteries, chemicals), provides professional dangerous goods declaration and packaging compliance inspection services to ensure compliance with international maritime dangerous goods regulations (IMDG Code).

3. Destination Country Customs Clearance and Delivery

Cooperates with local customs agents and logistics providers in the destination country to offer import customs clearance services (including duty payment on behalf, import license processing), avoiding cargo detention at the destination port; after clearance, provides delivery services from the destination port to the final customer, including land transportation and warehousing distribution, supporting a "door-to-door" full logistics loop.

4. Value-added Services and Risk Protection

1. Customized Logistics Solutions

Tailors exclusive logistics solutions based on customer cargo characteristics (such as fragile items, high-value goods, temperature-controlled cargo) and transportation needs (such as urgent transport, cost optimization). For example, provides "maritime + insurance + full escort" services for high-value equipment, and designs "refrigerated container shipping + fast customs clearance + cold chain delivery" solutions for fresh goods, balancing transportation efficiency and cost.

2. Cargo Insurance Services

Cooperates with insurance companies to provide marine cargo insurance, covering free from particular average (FPA), with particular average (WPA), and all risks insurance, protecting cargo from losses caused by natural disasters, accidents, theft, etc., reducing customer logistics risks; also assists customers in handling cargo damage claims, simplifying the claims process.

3. Supply Chain Visualization Management

Through a digital logistics platform, provides customers with full-process cargo visibility tracking services, supporting real-time cargo status inquiries on computers and mobile devices (such as shipped, customs declared, in transit, cleared); offers logistics data analysis services to help customers optimize inventory turnover and adjust order plans, improving supply chain management efficiency.

5. Compliance and Safety Assurance

1. International Compliance Operations

Strictly complies with international maritime regulations, including International Maritime Organization (IMO) environmental requirements (such as carbon emission control, ship fuel standards), import and export control policies of various countries (such as US FDA certification, EU CE certification), ensuring cargo transportation complies with destination country laws and regulations, avoiding cargo detention due to compliance issues.

2. Cargo Safety Management

Establishes cargo safety inspection mechanisms, conducting packaging inspection and quantity verification before loading to avoid misloading or missing items; for high-risk routes (such as piracy-prone areas), coordinates with shipping companies to implement security measures (such as deploying security personnel, adjusting routes), ensuring cargo transportation safety.