Share the space, share the cost
Export Import Consolidation Services
Smaller consignments combined into one economical movement, kept separate on paper the whole way.
Part loads that travel at full-load economics
If your consignment does not fill a container or an aircraft pallet, you should not be paying as though it did. Consolidation combines your cargo with other shipments moving the same way, and splits the cost between them.
We receive cargo into our facility, stuff it with compatible freight, and deconsolidate at destination for onward delivery. Each consignment keeps its own documentation throughout, so your clearance runs on your paperwork alone.
For regular importers we also run buyer's consolidation: several of your suppliers deliver into one point, and you receive a single coordinated shipment instead of five small ones.
What this covers
- LCL and air consolidation
- Buyer's consolidation programmes
- Cargo receipt and container stuffing
- Deconsolidation and distribution at destination
- Separate documentation per consignment
- Shared-cost rates for part loads
Before you book
Export Import Consolidation Services: frequently asked questions
What is cargo consolidation, and when does it save money?
Consolidation combines several small consignments moving the same way into one container or air pallet and splits the cost between them. It pays whenever your cargo does not fill the equipment on its own — you get close to full-load economics without paying for empty space.
Will my cargo be cleared on someone else’s paperwork?
No. Each consignment inside a consolidation keeps its own documentation the whole way, so your clearance runs on your file alone and is not held up by another shipper’s query.
What is buyer’s consolidation?
Several of your suppliers deliver into one collection point, where we receive, check and combine the cargo into a single coordinated shipment. Instead of five small arrivals with five sets of charges, you receive one — which also makes the receiving side far simpler.
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