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Intesup ocean freight uses cloud-based software and dedicated managers that provide you with full control and end-to-end visibility of your supply chain.

Whether it’s FCL or LCL shipping you need, we’ve got you covered. We’ll help you find the best route for your shipments, whether it’s for general merchandise, specialized cargo or overweight cargo.

With Intesup, you’ll receive a highly customizable service that includes personalized shipping solutions. You’ll work directly with a single point of contact throughout the shipping process – your supply chain manager.

We have more than 25 passionate freight experts on deck, and their only goal is to ensure you get the best service for the best price possible.

Our ocean freight expertise includes full container load (FCL), less-than-container load (LCL), customs clearance, shipment tracking, and more.

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Ocean Freight FAQ Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Purpose of a Bill of Lading?

A bill of lading serves as a receipt for the cargo and can act as proof of ownership of the goods being transported.

How many pallets fit in a container?

Depending on the pallet size, you can fit an average 10 pallets in a 20’ container and 20 pallets in a 40’ container.

Should I ship FCL or LCL?

The larger your shipment, the better it is for you to ship FCL – full container load. This reduces costs, minimizes damage, and you’ll receive your cargo faster. As a general rule of thumb, if your shipment is less than 15 cubic meters in size, you’ll want to go with LCL shipping. However, your freight forwarder will always advise you and make sure you’re getting the most cost-effective and quick transit

How long will it take before I can pick up my shipment?

If you’re shipping FCL, it will most likely take 1-3 business days for your shipment to be unloaded. If you’re shipping LCL, you’ll need an additional 1-2 business days for your container to reach your CFS, and then another 1-2 business days for it to be deconsolidated.

Why Do I Need Cargo Insurance?

Cargo insurance will cover your goods if something happens to them in transit. Carriers work hard to limit their liability, which is why cargo insurance is so vital.

Why Do Freight Costs Vary per Trade Lane?

The cost of moving freight is not the same across all trade lanes, for a few reasons:

  • Supply and Demand
  • GRI (General rate increase)
  • Seasonal and Market conditions

What is a consignee?

The consignee is the party to whom ownership of the goods will transfer when the cargo is released at the destination. A consignee must be named on a bill of lading.