Export - is a shipment of goods from China to the destination country.
The exporting country has many export, customs, and logistics legislations. You must have a contract and all necessary documents to initiate the shipment. Planning the entire logistics process is crucial to ensure a smooth shipment. There are two options for cargo shipping: sea freight and air freight. For sea freight, it is necessary to find and reserve a suitable container, load cargo onto the container, and prepare it for shipment on a specific vessel. For air freight, it is necessary to collect the cargo, reserve a spot on a particular flight, and organize the entire shipment chain before dispatching it.
Notably, a supplier may have reasons to complete the entire export process faster. This is particularly true when dealing with large factories. If the factory (the supplier) has already received your payment, they will want to close the transaction as soon as possible. To do so, they may use their export license to speed up the process. Furthermore, marine agents in ports are typically Chinese representatives who specialize in facilitating the export of goods.
Providing all information about your cargo is extremely important as it determines the shipment price. This is especially true when it comes to specific containers or potential transportation difficulties. Goods can be classified into two types: general and dangerous. Dangerous goods such as batteries or liquids require a safety document called MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) following the UN (United Nations) classification.
DiFreight exclusively deals with genuine products and does not engage in business activities involving counterfeit products.
We communicate directly with factories, plants, and private sellers and handle all the necessary paperwork to ensure seamless cargo export and delivery to their destination.
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