FreightHub Logistics’ assignment was to send car spare parts from suppliers in Italy, the Netherlands and Germany to Mumbai. The shipments were brought together in Frankfurt before air transport. The receiving point mattered: this consignment needed to reach Mumbai's courier terminal rather than the cargo terminal.
Consolidating the European collections
The team consolidated the supplier shipments in Frankfurt, reducing shipment preparation time and shipping costs.
The cargo weighed 107 kg.
Preparing the export and selecting the receiving terminal
FreightHub Logistics completed EX1 export clearance and selected Lufthansa for the air transport.
For this consignment, arrival at the courier terminal was necessary to avoid the delays and additional customs-clearance costs associated with arrival at the cargo terminal.
The reported result
FreightHub Logistics reports door-to-door delivery to Mumbai in 48 hours.
Preparing a consolidation enquiry
List each supplier's collection address, goods-ready date, package dimensions and weight. Include the car-part descriptions, commercial documents, recipient details and required delivery date. If the consignee or its broker has specified a receiving terminal or clearance arrangement, provide that instruction with the enquiry so it can be checked before booking.
Discuss a consolidation shipment