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Services

Three disciplines, one accountable partner

International trading, import & export execution and integrated logistics — delivered under a single commercial roof so nothing falls between providers.

Trade managers agreeing supply terms with a supplier
Service 01

International Trading

We buy, sell and position commodities and finished goods — as principal on our own account, or as your appointed buying agent in the supplier market.

Sourcing is only half the job. We qualify the factory, negotiate on your behalf, structure the contract so the risk sits where it belongs, and inspect before anything is loaded. You see the landed cost before you commit, not after the invoice arrives.

  • Supplier identification & screening
  • Factory audits and capacity checks
  • Price and payment-term negotiation
  • Sales & purchase contract drafting
  • Pre-shipment quality inspection
  • Sample coordination and approval
  • Letters of credit and TT handling
  • Landed-cost modelling
Discuss a Sourcing Brief →
Container ship being worked at an export terminal
Service 02

Import & Export

End-to-end trade execution. We prepare, verify and lodge every document, classify goods correctly and keep consignments moving through customs without costly surprises.

Detention, demurrage and re-classification penalties are almost always paperwork failures. We treat the document set as the product: complete, consistent across all parties, and lodged before the vessel arrives.

  • Commercial invoice & packing list
  • Bill of lading / air waybill
  • Certificate of origin & Form A
  • HS code classification
  • Duty and tax assessment
  • Import & export licences
  • Customs clearance both ends
  • Cargo insurance placement
Ask About Documentation →
Line-haul freight trucks moving containers inland
Service 03

Logistics & Freight

Ocean, air and inland movement engineered around your delivery window — with consolidation, storage and last-mile distribution handled by vetted partners under our supervision.

We book the routing that actually fits the cargo and the deadline, not simply the cheapest sailing. Where consolidation saves you money we consolidate; where a direct service protects the date, we say so.

  • FCL full-container ocean freight
  • LCL groupage and consolidation
  • Break-bulk and out-of-gauge cargo
  • Air freight and express
  • Time-critical charters
  • Bonded and general warehousing
  • Inland trucking and rail
  • Door-to-door and DDP delivery
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Commercial terms

We trade on the terms that suit your business

Incoterms® 2020 applied properly, so both sides know exactly where risk and cost transfer.

TermDelivery pointWho arranges main carriageTypically suits
EXWSeller's premisesBuyerBuyers with their own forwarder at origin
FOBOn board at origin portBuyerThe most common ocean-freight arrangement
CFRDestination port (freight paid)SellerBuyers wanting a single freight-inclusive price
CIFDestination port (freight + insurance)SellerLetter-of-credit shipments
DAPNamed destination, duty unpaidSellerBuyers who clear their own customs
DDPNamed destination, duty paidSellerFully hands-off delivered pricing

How we work

From enquiry to final delivery

A disciplined five-step cycle applied to every consignment, whatever the lane.

  1. 1

    Enquiry & Sourcing

    We take your specification, identify qualified suppliers and return a costed proposal with lead times.

  2. 2

    Contract & Payment

    Terms, Incoterms and payment instrument agreed and documented — LC, TT or open account.

  3. 3

    Inspection & Booking

    Pre-shipment inspection, packing verification, then space booked on the right vessel or flight.

  4. 4

    Documents & Clearance

    Full document set issued and checked; customs handled at both origin and destination.

  5. 5

    Delivery & Reporting

    Final-mile delivery, proof of receipt and a closing file you can hand straight to your auditors.

Have a shipment or a sourcing brief in mind?

Send us the specification, quantity and destination. You will have an indicative costing and a realistic timeline back — not a brochure.

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