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NVOCC/ CONSOLIDATOR
NVOCC/ CONSOLIDATOR
We are also known as a non-vessel operating common carrier (NVOCC), which is a person or company that organizes shipments for individuals or corporations to get goods from the manufacturer or producer to a market, customer, or final point of distribution.
We are devoting to provide you the most reliable cargo Consolidation service at a competitive rate.
In terms Of Our Full Container Load (FCL) services, Kaizen also provides an import & export consolidation program for that consignee with multiple suppliers from Bangladesh. We also do Less Container Load (LCL) shipments and consolidate cargo into a full container.
Our consolidation service offers the benefits of competitive freight rates, minimize the chance of pilferage, and reduced packing costs.
NVOCC Services
- Freight Booking: NVOCCs book cargo space with shipping lines on behalf of shippers. They ensure that the cargo is placed on the most appropriate vessel.
- Issuing Bills of Lading: They issue their own bills of lading or waybills, which serve as a contract of carriage between the shipper and the NVOCC.
- Cargo Consolidation: NVOCCs often consolidate shipments from multiple shippers into one container to optimize space and reduce shipping costs
- Customs Handling: They handle export and import customs documentation and clearance, ensuring that goods comply with regulatory requirements.
- Cargo Insurance: Many NVOCCs offer or arrange for cargo insurance to protect shipments against potential loss or damage during transit.
- Tracking and Coordination: They provide tracking services to monitor the status of cargo and coordinate various aspects of the shipping process.
Consolidator
- Cargo Consolidation: Consolidators group together multiple smaller shipments from different shippers into a single larger shipment. This helps maximize container space and reduce shipping costs.
- Cost Efficiency: By consolidating shipments, consolidators can offer lower rates due to economies of scale. Shippers pay for their share of the container space rather than the whole container.
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