Sea Freight

Sea Freight

Today, for merchants and traders, the import and export of goods through maritime logistics has found a special position because the use of maritime transport system has advantages such as: affordable price, easy transportation and storage of large goods with high weight and volume, Carries goods in all conditions and fixed fare rates, which has played a major role in the expansion of global and intercontinental trade and accounts for 96% of all world trade activities.

Our country also has a strategic position in international shipping for traders and merchants due to having water borders in the north and south and the possibility of access to open waters.

Providing multifaceted and international services on all sea, air, land and road lines and long-term connection with the strongest shipping lines in the world enable us to provide a variety of services, including loading and tracking from origin to destination.

Our Services in the field of sea freight

  • Transportation of containers and shipments of transit goods, refrigerators and projects from all over the world and from all important ports in the world to Iranian ports, especially Bandar Abbas and Chabahar and vice versa.
  • Shipping domestic / foreign transit cargo to all ports and countries of Central Asia, Turkey, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Iraq, China, UAE and India
  • Shipping from origin to destination (DOOR TO DOOR)
  • Transportation of export and import goods
  • Multifaceted and international transportation
  • Clearance

And provide shipping advice and design to choose the best route with the most economical price and minimum time to transport goods

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A variety of shipping methods

1-Sea transport of goods by Cross Stuffing

Cross-Staffing means the transfer of goods from one ship to another and the continuation of the route. The cross-staffing method is used in the context of sanctions and small ports.

Large ships usually do not enter ports that are not able to dock, the ship dockes at a nearby port and the goods are unloaded to small ships and they go to the port and unload the goods. The cross-staffing method is not only done in the import of goods, but also in reverse in the export. The important point is that in the cross-staffing method, one of the ships must have a crane to unload the desired goods, and sometimes there are dangers during the movement of goods. But countries like Iran, which are subject to severe international sanctions, use this method specifically to import their goods under certain conditions.

2-Sea transport of goods by Transshipment method

Transship means the transport of goods to an intermediate port. If direct loading of goods from the port of origin to the port of destination is not possible, the transshipment shipping method is used. For example, the goods in question enter the port of Jabal Ali by ship, and then the cargo of another ship or plane arrives there and is sent to the final destination, which is Turkey.

3-Sea transport of goods by Chartering method

When the volume of goods to be transported is large or the shipment does not have special packaging, the shipping company uses the method of chartering or full lease of the ship.

4-Sea transport of goods by groupage method

Transport operators are allowed to pack homogeneous goods that have different sellers and are sent to the same destinations, in groups and send as a shipment, in which case the shipowner will issue a group bill of lading. This type of transportation is called groupage.

5-Sea transport of bulk goods (BULK)

Goods in bulk and without packaging are transported in this way by ships carrying bulk goods.

Types of bulk carriers:

1-Bulk Carrier Dry bulk carriers

These ships have hollow warehouses on their decks and are used to carry goods such as wheat, corn, soybeans and various grains.

2- Liquid Bulk Carrier for bulk liquids

Bulk carriers, also known as tankers, are used to carry large volumes of liquids

Types of bulk vessels for liquids:

A: Oil Tanker Bulk vessels for oil and petroleum products

B: Liquid gas carrier for bulk vessels for LNG and LPG

C: Chemical carrier Bulk carriers for transporting liquid chemicals