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Learn more about our shipping services from over 300 ports around the world and how we can connect your business globally and simplify your supply chain end-to-end.
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Our clients are our priority
We understand that in today’s competitive landscape, it’s not just about moving cargo; it’s about enhancing your supply chain.
Our commitment goes beyond just shipping – we ensure excellence in ocean logistics by offering a comprehensive suite of value-added services driven to mitigate risks and enhance efficiency:
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Guess where we don’t fly…
Speed is an obvious advantage of Air Freight, along with reach and flexibility. But do you know how many countries Maersk flies to, and whether Uzbekistan is one of them? Watch Rose take on the challenge in Maersk Air Bingo, part of the new sitcom series ‘Just Another Day in Logistics
If this is your first episode, don’t worry. You’ll have no trouble connecting the dots. After all, you’re in logistics, right?
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What is Ocean freight?
Ocean freight is the method of transporting containerised cargo loaded onto vessels by ocean. Over 90% of all the world’s trade is carried by ocean transportation. If you want to ship your freight around the world, ocean transport is the most convenient option.
As a general rule, shipments weighing more than 100kg – or consisting of multiple cartons – will be sent by ocean transport. The containers are designed and built for intermodal freight transport. That means the containers can be used across various transportation modes – from ship to rail to truck – without unloading and reloading the cargo from the container
