Your Reliable Freight Forwarder in China

Start by clearly defining your shipping requirements, including the cargo type, shipping mode, trade lane, shipment volume, frequency, Incoterms, and destination.

Look for a freight forwarder with proven experience in the services and routes you use most often. You should also check its licenses, industry memberships, customer references, response times, and ability to handle customs issues, delays, cargo damage, and other unexpected situations.

International logistics networks such as WCA and JCtrans can help you identify potential freight forwarding partners. However, you should still compare each company’s quotation, service scope, communication, and industry experience before making a long-term decision.

To prepare an accurate freight quote, we normally need the following information:

• Cargo description and HS code, if available
• Number and type of packages
• Dimensions of each package
• Total gross weight and cargo volume
• Pickup location or port of departure
• Destination port or delivery address
• Preferred shipping method
• Cargo-ready date
• Incoterms, such as EXW, FOB, CIF, DAP, or DDP
• Any special handling requirements

For FCL sea freight, please provide the required container type, such as a 20GP, 40GP, or 40HQ. For LCL, air freight, or courier shipments, accurate package dimensions and weights are especially important.

The more complete the information is, the more accurate the quotation will be.

Not necessarily. Both large and small freight forwarding companies have their own advantages.

Larger companies may offer wider global coverage, standardized operating systems, and strong contract rates with certain carriers or airlines. However, their services may be less flexible, and their overhead costs may be higher.

Smaller or specialized freight forwarders may provide more responsive, personalized service. They may also offer better rates or stronger expertise on particular routes, cargo types, or shipping methods.

The best choice is not always the largest company. You should choose a freight forwarder whose experience, pricing, communication, and service capabilities match your specific shipping requirements.

In many cases, yes.

Loongle can review your shipment details and, where permitted, coordinate with an eligible export agent to assist with export documentation, supplier pickup, customs declaration, and international transportation.

The available solution will depend on the product, HS code, shipment value, trade terms, and applicable customs regulations. To evaluate the shipment, please provide the product information, commercial invoice, packing list, supplier location, destination, and preferred shipping terms.

Our team will review the information and explain the available options before the shipment is arranged.

Direct air freight is usually the fastest option for urgent commercial cargo. Airport-to-airport transportation may take approximately one to three days, although the complete door-to-door process normally takes longer because it also includes pickup, export handling, customs clearance, and final delivery.

Expedited ocean freight services are also available on selected China–US routes. They are generally more economical than air freight but have longer transit times.

The actual shipping time depends on the origin, destination, cargo type, available capacity, flight or vessel schedule, customs clearance, and final delivery requirements. Contact our team with your shipment details so that we can recommend the most suitable option.

Compensation is not automatic. It depends on the cause of the damage, the carrier’s liability terms, the agreed shipping conditions, and whether cargo insurance was purchased before departure.

We recommend arranging cargo insurance, especially for fragile, high-value, oversized, or damage-sensitive goods.

If cargo is lost or damaged, please notify Loongle immediately and retain the packaging, photographs, delivery records, and other relevant evidence. Our team will help notify the responsible parties and assist with the documents required for a claim against the carrier or insurance provider.

Sea freight rates vary depending on several factors, including:

• Port of departure and destination
• FCL or LCL shipping
• Container type
• Cargo weight and volume
• Type of commodity
• Incoterms
• Carrier capacity and sailing schedule
• Seasonal demand
• Fuel, terminal, customs, and destination charges

Freight rates can change frequently, so there is no single fixed price for shipping from China.

To receive an accurate quotation, please provide your cargo details, origin, destination, shipping terms, and cargo-ready date. Our team will then recommend a suitable route and provide an itemized freight quote.