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Our services provide import and export transit services throughout the international borders. Our brokerage team keeps one of several goals in mind. The successful clearance of goods with minimal hassle while reducing cost.
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Our warehousing team handles the process of storing physical inventory in preparation for sale or distribution.
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HaulTransit will ensure that your goods are available to you within 24 to 72 hours. We understand the importance of express delivery and will ensure that your shipment will be to its destination in a timely manner. With our electronic information system, our team keeps updates on each shipments.
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FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
In every market, the demand and the available supply of the commodity usually drives up the shipping rate.
Every action within the supply network has a resultant impact. The shortage of container ships results in higher demands which increases the costs.
When it comes to international shipping there is a rule for everything. The rule of thumb for importers and exporters when paying for freight determinds the best freight payment method to use.
These are four essential freight payment methods used by the majority of importers and exporters.
Cash against goods
Most shipments types of payments is governed by a bill of exchange. A bill of exchange is a non interest bearing written order used mainly in international trade. It binds one party to pay to another party a fixed sum of money at a predetermined future date. It’s basically a check that describes a transaction and the bill that needs to be paid.
The exporter has all control over the goods when thy’re shipped. To protect the exporter, the importer’s bank will guarantee the shipment by agreeing to pay for the goods outlined by the bill of exchange. Therefore the bank becomes liable to the exporter upon receipt of the goods.
Cash against documents
This method is similar to cash against goods but hinges on the bill of exchange. This is common for importing payment method and is in many ways virtually identical to the CAG. Within this freight payment method the exporter gives the importer bank control. Therefore the bank is allowed to release the shipment and associated documents only upon them receiving the payment from the importer. For example, if you ship a bulk load of coffee to a company in Asia. The Asian company pays their bank and the bank pays you.
Cash in advance
This is the simplest method of transaction. Basically the importer pre-pays for their shipment-its that simple.
Letters of credit
This is another common method. This work like a credit card. For example, if a company orders 30 containers of black tea from you. The importer will receive a letter of credit from their bank. You then ship 30 containers of black tea. When the importer receives the goods your bank pays you. The letters of credit must contain the following items and documents, Product numbers, Shipping terms, All transaction information and Quality control methods
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When the goods arrive at the destination airport, the airline will contact the consignee and inform the delivery time based on the consignee information on the bill of landing. When the customs clearance is over, you are now able to pick up the goods.
Yes, our brokers use advanced software that offers real-time tracking services to costumers. Customers are able to log onto the tracking software and monitor their goods . When your order is processed you will receive a consignment number or tracking number. The tracking software will give you instant information on the exact whereabouts of their goods.
Yes, our broker team takes full control of the shipping process. Each broker are assigned to a specific category. For example, if a customer ships out frozen turkey, the broker will be assigned to food shipments. That broker will be in charge of managing that freight pickups. While the frozen turkey remains in transition,that broker is in charge of handling and keeping track of that order. That broker takes full control over the supplies to ensure its delivered to the correct location.
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Yes our brokers deal with all sorts of companies that needs to ship all types of products and goods. In order to accommodate a vast number of businesses, all their services need this be personalized to suit each customer’s needs.