If your small business requires LTL and FTL freight shipping, you have most probably heard the term accessorial charge. Our Logistics Division has put together a list of the most common LTL accessorial charges and their meanings to make sure shipping is easy for your larger shipments.
If your international shipment is over-sized, on a pallet and can’t be shipped with a standard courier, you need the help of an international freight forwarding company. Let FlagShip help!
Are you dealing with a particularly large shipment and you’re not sure how to ship it? At FlagShip, no shipment is too big or too small. Our Logistics Division offers LTL (Less Than Truckload) , FTL (Full Truckload) and more.
It is very important to be aware that all packages shipped internationally go through customs and that every country has their own specific requirements for importing different products. Here are some regulations that we have come across while helping our customers.
When preparing a palletized/skidded shipment for across Canada shipping, the first question/concern you should ask would be “how time sensitive is my shipment?”
When is a shipment too large for courier? There are a couple of ways of figuring this out.
We can offer LTL (Less Than Truckload) , FTL (Full Truckload), LCL (Less Than Container Load) and FCL (Full Container Load) within Canada, cross border and overseas.
