This guide by ÐßÐßÊÓƵ Supply Chain helps freight forwarder sales master global trade routes/ports via 5 core route clusters, daily memory drills & real sales scenarios. Includes tools, checklists & quick-reference charts for client inquiries.
This article details container weight limits (self/ship/port/route) and overweight solutions: pay surcharges for ship/port overweight, fines for destination port. It also provides loading and inquiry advice.
This article defines heavy goods (actual weight > volume weight, >1 ton/m? in China) and bulky goods (opposite). It explains volume weight calculation, distinction methods, and freight impacts, noting standards vary by company¡ªconsult logistics providers.
This article shares container loading tips: for mixed loading, separate different goods by shape/packaging, place light/weak packages on heavy/strong ones. It also covers 3 loading methods, load limits, and safety rules to avoid cargo damage or customs issues.
This paper analyzes 3 correlated maritime routes: Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia, etc., key port Jebel Ali), India-Pakistan (India, Pakistan, etc., with India¡¯s ICD inland points; Karachi has 4 terminals), Red Sea (Saudi Arabia, Egypt, etc.). It lists major ports & route features.
This paper compares Chinese, European & American freight forwarders in management, market, tech, and global layout. Chinese firms grow fast but lack global networks;
This article summarizes core knowledge of international air freight, including its market advantages (fast, safe, punctual) and limitations (higher cost than sea freight).
