Air Freight

The Advantages of Air Freight Shipping
The express shipping options of air freight make it a valuable option for coordinating time sensitive shipments to almost anywhere in the world. This can be particularly advantageous for smaller and mid-sized companies as it allows them to participate in international trade in an expeditious and effective manner. Shipping by air also offers the advantage of a high level of security as airport controls over cargo are tightly managed.

The Expansion of Air Freight Shipping
Used in conjunction with other forms of shipping, like marine, rail and ground, air freight became widely utilized as one of the central delivery options in importing and exporting at the beginning of the Twentieth Century. Growing exponentially as an industry during the expansion of trade networks and markets in the last 40 years, air freight is now regarded as an efficient means to ship nationally and internationally.

Air freight parcel delivery is the transfer and shipment of goods via an air carrier, which may be charter or commercial. Such shipments travel out of commercial and passenger aviation gateways to anywhere planes can fly and land.

Sea Freight

The Advantages of Sea Freight Shipping
Sea freight is the most economic form of transportation by which goods are moved between countries in the export process in large quantities. What is more, the use of containerisation for packing and carrying goods has greatly increased the volumes of cargo moved by sea, the speed of transit and the safety of the cargo.

Sea Freight Shipping
Used in conjunction with other forms of shipping, like marine, rail and ground, air freight became widely utilized as one of the central delivery options in importing and exporting at the beginning of the Twentieth Century. Growing exponentially as an industry during the expansion of trade networks and markets in the last 40 years, air freight is now regarded as an efficient means to ship nationally and internationally.

• The frequency of sailing
• The actual sailing time between the port of loading and the port of discharge
• If the sailing is a direct sailing or a transhipment sailing.
• The vessel will only call the port of loading or discharge if there is sufficient cargo to load or discharge

Goods Arriving in New Zealand

Once your goods arrive in New Zealand they will need to be cleared by Customs. The process involves a number of people: you, your customs broker; the shipping company, agent or freight forwarder; the Ministry for Primary Industries and of course Customs itself.

In-house Customs Brokers

For you and your cargo, we play the role of both the Agent and Customs Broker with multiple in-house brokers ready to handle all your needs. Making your experience both importing and exporting cargo a smooth sailing.

Warehousing

A warehousing capacity of 1000 pallets spaces, we ensure you, we have enough room to store your goods when required. With our highly experienced machine operators, and multiple machines onsite, your cargo will be well taken care of while in our hands.

Transportation

Our fleet of company vehicles come in many sizes, which ranges from container haulage to small package deliveries. With whatever suits your needs is what will be provided for you. Dedicated, experienced, FAST and certified drivers are a part of our team that ensure your cargo will be moved on the road safely.