Shipping in 10'ft containers
10-foot containers continue to be in high demand despite the high cost of freight and port expenses. The key to their popularity is that many shippers have a monthly turnover that does not exceed 10 tons/15 m3. That is why they prefer 10 foot wide shipping containers over 20-foot models, which are considered the smallest size used in international shipping.
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At SeaRates we announce the opportunity to ship 10-foot containers inside FCL. This means that a 20-foot container is conditionally divided into two virtual 10 foot shipping containers, and you deliver your cargo with only one fellow shipper, and divide all expenses in half.
Two shippers pay together 50/50.
For cargoes up to 15m3 or 10 tons we offer special tariffs that will save up to 2 times on the transportation complex in comparison with the common FCL rate.
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How it works
Let's say you have a cargo that fits in a 10-foot storage container. Another shipper or forwarder who plans to ship their cargo along the same route contacts you. You agree on a shipping date. That's it! After that, the classic container shipping process takes place.
Transit time, compared to FCL, differs by only 2 days due to unstuffing. This cargo transportation option is popular among customers who want to save on logistics processes without losing quality.
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Does your cargo weigh more than 10 tons or have a volume of over 15 m 3? Any other specifics? This is absolutely not a problem! Let us know and we will consider the possibility of developing an individual tariff and shipping conditions.
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10 feet of safety, speed and convenience!
Try this way of transportation in practice to appreciate all its advantages.
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