Cheapest Shipping Agent to Simonstown From China by Sea

• Shipment Type: FCL and LCL
• Destination: Poland, Switzerland, Finland, Denmark, New Zealand, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, India, Philippines, United States of America, Canada, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, The United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, South Africa, Australia, Egypt
• Departure: Shanghai, Qingdao, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Shantou, Tianjin, Dalian, Ningbo
• Total Supply: 8000-10000 kg
• Transit Time: 25-30 Days
• Cargo Type: General Cargo
• Model NO.: Sea Freight
• Departure Day: Weekly
• Pol: China
• Pod: All The World
• Transport Package: Box, Bag, Carton, Bulk, Pallet
• Specification: kgs, cbm, 20GP/40GP/40HQ
• Trademark: SDI logistics
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 4201000010
• Production Capacity: 500000kg/ Month

Product Description

SDI LOGISTICS Sea Freight Rates

 

1,Eefficient sea freight with ZIM,KELINE,EMC,MSC for your cost down.(LCL&FCL)

 

2,Weekly sea freight (LCL&FCL)

 

3, shipment Door-Door services

 

4,Pallet Services, stick label,Warehousing and etc

 

5,Combine the orders from different vendors into one shipment

 

6,Door to Door to Delivery for LCL and FCL.

 

7,Documentation service(Fumigation,Certification of original)


The Republic of South Africa, abbreviated as South Africa, is an African country located in southern Africa and is known as the "Rainbow Country". South Africa is the only country in the world with three capitals: the administrative capital (the seat of the central government) is Pretoria, the judicial capital (the seat of the Supreme Court) is Bloemfontein, and the legislative capital (the seat of the parliament) is Cape Town.

South Africa is located at the southernmost point of the African continent, with latitudes ranging from 22 to 35 S and longitudes ranging from 17 to 33 E. To the east, west, and south are the Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, and Southern Ocean, with a coastline of 3000 kilometers. The Prince Edward Islands, located 1920 kilometers southeast of Cape Town in the Atlantic Ocean, are also part of South African territory. It borders the Republic of Namibia, the the Republic of Botswana, the Republic of Zimbabwe, the Republic of Mozambique and the Kingdom of Eswatini in the north, and the Kingdom of Lesotho, a "country within a country". The Cape of Good Hope is at the south-west end of Africa.

The first railway in South Africa started in Cape Town in 1959 and ended in Willington. With the development of gold mines, the railway was rapidly constructed. In 2008, the Republic of South Africa had 20872 kilometers of narrow gauge railways, each measuring 3.5 feet (42 inches). By 1970, approximately 11% of the railways had been electrified. The highway is 362099 kilometers long, with only 73506 kilometers paved with asphalt. Due to the lack of inland waterway transportation in the region, while the ports can use sea transportation, there is not necessarily a railway connection. For example, there is a lack of direct land transportation connecting lines between the Port of Derban and the Port of East London.

There are 12 ports in South Africa, including 6 major ports. South African ports mainly include Cape Town, Durban, East London, Johannesburg, port Elizabeth, Pretoria and South African ports

Simonstown Port (full English name: Simonstown Port Code: ZASIM) is located at longitude: 18.4356653, latitude -34.1937654, and is one of the partial ports in South Africa. It is an important port on the South African route.

Introduction to Simmonston Port

South African port. At the southwest end, 32 kilometers north of Cape Town. It is close to Falls Bay and is the hub of the Cape of Good Hope route. The population is 12000. Founded in 1741, it was originally a Dutch naval base and was occupied by Britain after 1795. The current South African regime has an agreement with Britain to jointly use ports. It is a  stronghold in the South Atlantic and Western Indian Ocean regions, equipped with modern maritime surveillance systems. It is also a fishing port and seaside resort.

Our services:


 Special service: 1. free storage fee (one month) 2. free packing fee( change the break carton) 3. free consolidation goods ( consolidate goods from different supplier) Transportation way: 1. by sea: it is cheap(about 30-45 days), port to port, or port to door. (DDU or DDP terms) 2. by air: it is fast( about 5-7days), airport to airport, or to door. 3. by express: it is fast(about 3-5 days) door to door. 4. by truck: it is cheap, door to door(about 15-35 days) We have good cooperative relationship with express agents of DHL, UPS, FEDEX and TNT. we provide reasonable freight cost, on-time delivery and satisfactory service.So We have great confidence to deliver goods safely to customers everywhere in the world.
 

Understanding LCL and FCL sea freight

SDI simple vision is to break down the barriers in logistics and make shipping simple, particularly for SMEs.To better help you understand the ins and outs of shipping, we want to explain the differences between LCL and FCL sea freight. 

If you're reading this, you may already have a slight understanding of what ocean freight means. In short, it'sthe method of transporting often large loads of goods by sea.

Over 90% of all the world's trade is carried by sea- and even more in some countries. As a general rule, shipments weighing more than 100kg - or consisting of multiple cartons - will be sent by sea freight. Some further restrictions apply to certain goods from country to country, but most items are allowed.
When you choose ocean shipping, you'll likely encounter LCL and FCL freight. These are the two main options when shipping cargo across the ocean. Let's delve into each one a little more below.

Do you want to transport your cargo overseas? Get started with  SDI.

Why choose us:
1. 7days/24hours online feedback.
2. Ability to handle cargo from any city in China.
3. Honest, trustworthy, professional.
4. Reasonable charges and best support at destination(to door).
5. Take responsibility for all progress of shipping.
6. Different shipping solutions.