How cargo consolidation works

When you receive many small shipments from China, it pays to combine them. Consolidation means bringing several orders from different suppliers together and shipping them in one container or on one vehicle — reducing cost and simplifying arrival.

What is consolidation?

Consolidation is the combining of smaller cargo volumes into a larger, more economical shipment. Instead of paying for a separate shipment per order, you share the transport cost with other cargo — a proven model, especially for LCL (Less than Container Load).

Benefits

Consolidation offers several advantages: cheaper freight rates, controlled quality with a single arrival, fewer customs procedures, and simpler receiving planning. It also reduces the risk of delays through bundled coordination.

• Lower freight rate per shipment
• One arrival, one customs procedure
• Controlled packaging and quality

How we work

We collect your orders, verify suppliers, arrange packaging, and coordinate the combined shipment until arrival. You get a clear schedule and status updates.