Your Cargo
Goods, packaging, weight, dimensions and any loading restrictions.
Ocean freight / FCL
Full Container Load.
Discuss a dedicated container move, from cargo readiness at origin to the onward delivery plan.
Discuss This Shipment
Ocean freight / FCLA Container Plan Built Around Your Cargo.
For larger shipments, a full container offers a dedicated unit for the move. Start with the goods, loading dimensions and destination so we can work through the transport and handling requirements.
Your Route
Collection point, origin port, destination and onward delivery location.
Your Schedule
Cargo-ready date and the delivery timing you are working toward.
Container planning
Choose The Unit.
Plan The Load.
20-Foot Container
A compact option for dense cargo. Confirm usable dimensions and payload for the actual container.
40-Foot Container
More floor space for larger loads. Packaging and loading layout affect usable capacity.
40-Foot High Cube
Additional internal height for volume-led cargo. The actual unit and cargo restrictions must be checked.
Confirm the actual equipment, usable dimensions, payload and loading layout for your shipment.
Business execution
Four Approvals For A Container Move
Agree the equipment, loaded cargo, document responsibilities and container handoffs before treating the full move as confirmed.
Equipment And Loading Access
- Prepare
- Provide finished cargo dimensions, weight, loading address, vehicle access and lifting needs.
- Approve
- Approve the actual container type, usable space, loading method and equipment responsibilities.
- Agree the record
- Agree a container specification, loading plan and named loading contact.
Loaded Cargo And Seal
- Prepare
- Reconcile the final packing list with loaded packages, cargo weight, container number and seal number.
- Approve
- Approve any short load, substituted cargo or packing change before closing the load.
- Agree the record
- Agree the final loaded list, container and seal references, and records of discrepancies.
Documents And Separate Cutoffs
- Prepare
- Identify shipping instructions, commercial documents, VGM method and responsible submitters.
- Approve
- Confirm document, VGM and container delivery cutoffs separately; resolve missing inputs before submission.
- Agree the record
- Agree the document version, VGM submission responsibility and each applicable cutoff.
Collection, Delivery And Return
- Prepare
- Identify terminal collection, import clearance, delivery access and the empty-container return location.
- Approve
- Approve who collects, unloads and returns the container, including applicable free periods.
- Agree the record
- Agree collection and delivery references, receipt evidence and the empty-return arrangement.
Agree who prepares each record and which work is included in the actual shipment scope.
Scope, timing and charges are confirmed for the specific shipment. Read the official Jeton Express service standards, then send the details directly to our team.
Scope & changes
Define The Work And The Charging Basis.
Confirm priced tasks, responsibility and the conditions that reopen a decision.
Quotation Checks
Container And Equipment
Confirm the quoted unit, container type and whether collection, loading equipment and origin handling are included.
Destination And Unloading
Separate terminal release, clearance, delivery and unloading; name who arranges and pays for each selected stage.
Container Time
Confirm applicable free periods, possible storage or container charges, and responsibility for collection and empty return.
When The Plan Changes
Cargo Changes After Loading Approval
Recheck loaded quantities, weight, securing, container suitability and documents; obtain approval for the revised load and cost scope before dispatch.
Collection Or Return Conditions Change
Reconfirm collection availability, delivery access, return location and applicable time limits; approve revised arrangements and record the responsible parties.
Transport comparison
Which Mode Fits
Your Shipment?
| What to compare | FCL | LCL | Air Freight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Container space | A dedicated container | Shared container space | Aircraft cargo space |
| Planning priority | Loading layout and container suitability | Consolidation and repeated handling | Urgency and chargeable weight |
| Cargo information | Packed dimensions, total weight and loading access | Package count, volume, weight and stackability | Gross weight, outer dimensions and product restrictions |
| Cost discussion | Container, origin and destination scope | Chargeable volume or weight and handling charges | Chargeable weight and the selected service |
| Next step | Review the container plan | Review the consolidation plan | Review the air service |
Get the information ready
Build The Handover File For This Service.
Agree the actual record owners, match the shipment facts and identify the work still awaiting confirmation.
Loaded-Container Reconciliation
- Who supplies or confirms
- Agree the supplier, loading contact and owner of the final packing list.
- Check against
- Match package references, actual loaded quantities, cargo weight, container number and seal to one final packing-list version.
- Pending until resolved
- Keep unexplained shortages or substitutions pending before approving the affected loaded list.
Shipping Instructions And VGM Submission
- Who supplies or confirms
- Name the document provider, each submitter and the party confirming verification responsibility.
- Check against
- Check shipper, consignee, notification contact, document version, VGM method and submission confirmation; record document and VGM cutoffs separately.
- Pending until resolved
- Identify missing trade or weight inputs, the affected submission and its instruction owner.
Destination Collection And Empty Return
- Who supplies or confirms
- Agree the release contact, collector, receiver and owner of equipment-provider return instructions.
- Check against
- Match container and release references to collection availability, delivery address, unloading contact, free-period conditions and empty-return endpoint.
- Pending until resolved
- Keep unconfirmed collection, unloading or return conditions visible; vessel arrival alone does not resolve them.
Basic Document Requirements
Packing List
Packages, dimensions, weights and cargo descriptions.
Commercial Invoice
Goods, values and seller and buyer details.
Route-Specific Documents
Origin and destination requirements vary by shipment.
Prepare the details
Confirm The Container And Its Records
FCL Does Not Mean Fully Loaded
FCL allocates a container to one shipper’s cargo; the space does not have to be completely filled. Compare equipment, loading requirements and the full quotation with an LCL option.
Cargo Weight And VGM Differ
VGM concerns the packed container, including its tare and relevant packing and securing materials. Confirm the approved verification method, responsible party, submission and cutoff for the shipment.
Illustrative planning example
Volume Is Only One Part Of Loading Fit.
Situation
A shipment fits the nominal container volume but includes a long crate. The crate’s orientation, door clearance and handling access may prevent the proposed loading method.
Two Arrangements To Compare
What The Decision Must Establish
Establish whether the finished units can enter, be positioned and be handled using the proposed equipment at both endpoints. Total cubic volume or extra container height alone does not establish loading suitability.
This is a planning example. Confirm acceptance, the included work and the proposed timing for the actual shipment.
Questions before shipping
Know What To Ask.
When Does FCL Make Sense?
FCL may suit larger volumes or cargo that benefits from a dedicated container. Compare total costs and handling requirements with LCL, rather than relying on volume alone.
Can You Quote The Complete Move?
Share the collection point and final destination, and ask our team to specify the included transport stages and any separately charged items.
How Long Will The Shipment Take?
Transit time depends on the route, sailing, cargo readiness and destination handling. Our team can discuss the schedule for your specific shipment.
Connected services
Plan The Next Stage.
04Operations
Cargo Handling
Coordinate cargo reception and processing with our Guangzhou operations team.
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02Ocean / LCL
LCL Consolidation
Bring smaller shipments together with clear handling and delivery requirements.
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06Delivery
Delivery Coordination
Plan the handoff from international transport to the final destination.
Explore ServiceYour next shipment
Start With A Conversation.
Tell us what you are shipping and where it needs to go. Our team will help you work through the next steps.