Forwarder to forwarder.
Build the next connection.

Start with the handover you need

You may need support discussing an international leg, collection and customs, destination clearance and delivery, or several connected parts of a project. Define the scope before comparing a quotation.

The commercial relationship, customer communication, document responsibilities and operational handovers should be discussed between the parties for each cooperation arrangement.

Bring the information that changes the plan

For dangerous goods, prepare the UN number, proper shipping name, class, SDS, packaging, quantity and origin/destination. Acceptance requires shipment-specific review, particularly for restricted cargo such as Classes 1 and 7.

For machinery and project cargo, start with a piece list, dimensions and weight, drawings, expected programme, trade terms and receiving-site conditions.

Agree the details before moving forward

• Route and transport-mode feasibility, including carrier acceptance.
• Quotation scope, exclusions, validity and exceptional-cost responsibilities.
• Documents, customs roles and the receiving or importing party.
• Operational contacts, milestones and how changes will be communicated.