| Customization: | Available |
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| Route: | International |
| Shipment Type: | FCL and LCL |
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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.
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