Shipping Service/Ocean Freight From China to Riyade Dammam Freight Agent

• Shipment Type: FCL and LCL
• Destination: Middle East
• Departure: Shanghai, Qingdao, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Shenzhen, Tianjin, Dalian, Ningbo
• Total Supply: Containers
• Transit Time: 15 Days
• Cargo Type: General Cargo
• Model NO.: SDI230505
• Departure Day: Daily
• Guangzhou: Riyadh
• Shenzhen: Sohar
• Qingdao: Jebel Ali
• Shanghai: Dammam
• Ningbo: Aqaba
• Transport Package: Boxes, Pallets, Roll, Cartons
• Specification: All available
• Trademark: SDI
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 5002001200
• Production Capacity: 1000tue/Year

Product Description

Founded in Shenzhen, SDI Logistics is a comprehensive freight forwarder providing container shipping, bulk cargo LCL, chartering, international air transport, land and sea combined transport, Mainland-Hong Kong transport, warehousing, customs clearance, inspection and quarantine agency, freight insurance and import and export agency.


Our ocean freight service including:

*FCL/LCL Import Agency
*It has a good cooperation relationship with many well-known shipping companies and agent network all over the world
*Multi-modal transport, such as sea-air transport
*Special container such as: flat Rack Container/Reefer Container, Open-Top container

*Provide one-stop service of door-to-door receiving and door-to-door receiving

*Whole import transportation: overseas factory picking up, overseas customs clearance, overseas warehouse booking, international section transportation and delivery

*Export door-to-door service: port-to-port, door-to-port, door-to-door transportation - domestic factory picking up, export customs declaration, domestic transshipment, port booking and operation, international section transportation, overseas clearance and operation, destination transshipment and delivery

SDI has rich experience to  arrange shipment from  China to Middle East.

Five Important Ports in the Middle East

1. Jeddah
Jeddah is located in the central western coast of Saudi Arabia, on the east side of the Red Sea (RED SEA), and is the largest container port in Saudi Arabia. Jeddah Port has a tropical desert climate, with north northwest wind prevailing. The annual average temperature is 23-38 ºC, with the highest reaching 47 ºC. The average annual rainfall is about 100mm, with 89% of the annual rainfall concentrated from November to December. Average tidal height: 0.6m at high tide and 0.4m at low tide. The port extends in a rectangular shape along the coast from north to south, and is surrounded by a central jetty extending from the east bank to form a harbor basin. The central jetty extending from the east bank faces the entrance and is divided into a north-south harbor basin. Nangang Pool is the main port area, with 28 berths with a depth of 11-12 meters along the edge. There are 14 berths along the Beigang Pond, with berths 38-48 on the east side having a water depth of 8 meters, used for general cargo. There are also facilities such as a shipyard, pontoon factory, and control tower outside the north breakwater. There are 2 oil terminals and 7 anchorage areas in the guide to the south breakwater outside the port. To the south of the port area are reserved areas for port development and ports. Jeddah Port is a modern port with over 50 berths and well-equipped loading and unloading facilities, including cement silos, grain warehouses, and other warehouses, as well as container yards. The loading and unloading equipment includes various shore cranes, movable cranes, gantry cranes, container cranes, gantry vacuum suction pipes for ship unloading, conveyors, forklifts, and roll on/roll off facilities, among which the maximum lifting capacity of movable cranes is 40 tons. Loading and unloading efficiency: 6000 tons of loose cement per day, 5000 tons of packaged cement per day, and 200 tons of grain per hour. The main exported goods are petroleum, leather goods, and general merchandise, while the imported goods mainly include cement, food, vehicles, and industrial products. The main trading partners are the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany, and South Korea.

2.Aqaba
Aqaba is located on the east side of the top of Gulf of Aqaba on the southwest coast of Jordan, 3n miles west of Eilat Port and 12n miles south of Saudi Arabia border. Aqaba is Jordan's only seaport and a transit port. In the 1970s, with the development of apatite in Jordan, cement, fertilizer and oil refining industries developed. Aqaba Port has a tropical desert climate, with northeasterly winds prevailing. The annual average temperature is 40 ºC in summer and 10 ºC in winter. The average annual rainfall is about 30mm. Average tidal height: 0.8m for high tide, 0.2m for low tide, and a maximum tidal range of 1.2m. There are 18 main port berths in the port area, including 2 phosphate berths that can accommodate 100000 dwt bulk cargo ships and container berths. The coastline is 500m long and can accommodate 70000 dwt container ships. The new oil terminal has a maximum reliable capacity of 300000 dwt super tankers. There are various types of loading and unloading equipment, including shore cranes, portable cranes, container cranes, straddle transport vehicles, tractors, and roll on/roll off facilities, among which the maximum lifting capacity of portable cranes is 90 tons. The cargo yard area in the port area reaches 880000 square meters (including container yard), and the warehouse area is 14000 square meters. The container yard can stack 7000 full containers and 5000 empty containers. Loading and unloading rate: 2200 tons of potash per hour, and 8000 tons of crude oil per hour. The main export goods are phosphate, potassium carbonate, cement, and fertilizer products, while the import goods mainly include grain, chemical raw materials, and general merchandise. Most of them are transit goods, mainly from Iraq.

3.Riyadh
Riyadh is the capital and largest city of Saudi Arabia in western Asia, and the provincial capital of Riyadh Province. It is located on the plains of the Hanifa Valley in the central Arabian Peninsula. Riyadh, which means courtyard in Arabic, is a typical oasis city, an international metropolis, and the second largest city on the Arabian Peninsula. Riyadh has a typical tropical desert climate climate, which is hot and dry. The average temperature in July is 33 ºC, the maximum temperature is 45 ºC, the average temperature in January is 14 ºC, and the minimum temperature is 10 ºC. The average annual temperature is 25 ºC. The annual precipitation is 81.3 millimeters. 

4.Dammam

Dammam Port is located on the northeast coast of Saudi Arabia, adjacent to RAS TANNURAH Port to the north, near the northwest end of Bahrain Island, and on the west side of the Persian Gulf. It is the largest port in eastern Saudi Arabia. Dammam Port has a tropical desert climate climate with prevailing northwest wind. The annual average temperature is 20-30 ºC, with the highest reaching 42 ºC. The annual rainfall is about 100mm. Average tidal height: 2.4m at high tide and 0.6m at low tide. It was a port that emerged in the 1940s with the development of the petroleum industry, with roads and railways leading to the capital and the center of large oil fields. It is approximately 50 kilometers southeast of Manama, the capital of Bahrain, and there is a railway connecting to Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. In addition to railways, there are also highways connecting the capital and important industrial and commercial towns in the east. The sea route extends 10 nautical miles north to Port Rasnura, 15 nautical miles east to Port Suleiman, 308 nautical miles to Port Zayed, and 2160 nautical miles to Port Kolonpo. Aviation utilizes Singherland Airport. Daman Port is divided into two port areas: east and west. The east port has 22 berths with a maximum depth of 12m, while the west port has 20 berths, including 7 container berths with a maximum depth of 14m. The loading and unloading equipment includes various shore cranes, movable cranes, truck cranes, container cranes, forklifts, conveyor belts, and tugboats. The main exported goods are petroleum and petrochemical products, while the imported goods mainly include industrial equipment, vehicles, cement, grains, and general merchandise. The main trading targets are the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, France, and South Korea.

5.Jebel Ali

Jebel Ali Port (also known as Mina Jabal Ali) is a deep-water seaport in Jebel Ali, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is also the world's largest man-made port and the busiest port in the Middle East. The port was built in 1979 to supplement the facilities of Rashid Port. The port is located 35 kilometers southwest of Dubai. The village of Jebel Ali has been built, covering an area of 134 square kilometers (52 square miles) with a population of 300 people, all of whom are port workers (from 120 countries). With 67 berths and an area of 1.3468 million square kilometers, more than 5000 companies have settled here. The port is operated by DPWorld. Jebel Ali Port has become the most common port of call for the US Navy. The depth and size of the port can meet the requirements for Nimitz class aircraft carriers and several battle group ships to dock. Due to the high frequency of docking at these docks, semi permanent free facilities (referred to by service personnel as "sandboxes") have been established in adjacent berths.

The expansion of Jebel Ali Port began in 2001, which is the overall plan of the port. The project consists of 15 stages, which will be completed within ten years. In the first phase in 2007, an additional 2.2 million TEUs of storage and processing capacity were added, as well as a 1200 meter quay line. The entire project includes a new berth of 2.4 kilometers, a storage yard behind the berth, supporting infrastructure, and a necessary fully functional terminal. The new terminal will be completed through reclamation on top of the existing ports, with an estimated completion time of 2030, increasing annual production capacity to 55 million TEUs, surpassing Shanghai Port and Singapore Port by then.