Consolidation and Shipping

Several suppliers, one shipment, and a record of what actually went into the container. What you receive: - Collection from the suppliers on the list, and check-in of every carton against the packing list that came with it - Repacking where a carton is too weak for a sea leg, with the change noted rather than hidden - Packing so the container is used rather than half empty, with the stow described in the loading record - Photographs of the sealed container, the seal number, and the handover to the carrier you nominate - A short note of any shortage, damage or difference found at the door, dated when it was found How it runs: Consolidation can be prepared for a carrier you already use. Freight and cargo insurance contracts are placed in your name by that carrier or broker; we prepare the goods and the record, and we do not sell you freight. Priced in US dollars; the fee covers one consolidation window and one destination port.