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- Most cross-border freight is transported via through-trailer service or transloading.
- Through-trailer is best for over-dimensional and high-value freight.
- Transloading is best for ..
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If you’ve attempted to ship any of your inventories internationally lately, you’re fully aware of the struggle all shippers are facing. It feels impossible to find any equipment to ship your products on or in. And if you can find something, it’s probably weeks or possibly even months out before it sails.
When shipping sensitive, fragile, expensive — or all of the above — cargo overseas, it’s important to ensure it’s properly protected. Whether it’s the salty sea air or the turbulent waves, cargo on a vessel can take a beating if not properly packed and crated.

Most shippers assume if a carrier's negligence causes damage to your freight while in transit, they're liable to cover up to a set dollar amount per pound of freight. When the freight is more valuable than what's covered under liability, cargo insurance covers the difference.
But overseas shipping is different.
You never want to experience delays. It doesn't matter whether you're shipping domestically or internationally, delays mean missed deadlines, upset clients and lost revenue. However, due to the complex nature of overseas shipping, freight stuck in a port across the globe can prove to be more difficult to get to its final destination than domestic shipments.
At first, shipping internationally can seem complicated. Not only are you required to round up extra documentation, but you also have to get through the customs process — which must be challenging to navigate, right?
The coronavirus pandemic has affected nearly every facet of international logistics and commerce — and some consumers and businesses are scrambling to get the goods and supplies they need to weather the storm.
Posted by Jerry Ramirez on May 5, 2021 10:00:00 AM
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Posted by Eric Foerster on Apr 1, 2021 7:50:00 AM
If you’ve attempted to ship any of your inventories internationally lately, you’re fully aware of the struggle all shippers are facing. It feels impossible to find any equipment to ship your products on or in...
Posted by Scott Cromer on Oct 12, 2020 9:26:00 AM
When shipping sensitive, fragile, expensive — or all of the above — cargo overseas, it’s important to ensure it’s properly protected. Whether it’s the salty sea air or the turbulent waves, cargo on a vessel..
Posted by Jay Thomassen on Oct 7, 2020 10:02:34 AM
Most shippers assume if a carrier's negligence causes damage to your..
Posted by Jay Thomassen on Aug 12, 2020 7:59:33 AM
You never want to experience delays. It doesn't matter whether you're shipping domestically or internationally, delays mean missed deadlines, upset clients and lost revenue. However, due to the complex nature..
Posted by Dan Kneip on Apr 28, 2020 9:15:00 AM
At first, shipping internationally can seem complicated. Not only are you required to round up extra documentation, but you also have to get through the customs process — which must be challenging to navigate,..
Posted by Jay Thomassen on Mar 26, 2020 4:13:14 PM
The coronavirus pandemic has affected nearly every facet of international logistics and commerce — and some consumers and businesses are scrambling to get the goods and supplies they need to weather the storm.
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