Your freight bill depends on mode, weight, volume and destination. Sea freight usually wins on bulk cost; air and express trade money for speed.

There is no single freight number because cost is driven by how you ship, how heavy and bulky the load is, and where it lands. Sea freight is generally the cheapest route for large volumes. Air freight moves faster and costs more. Express couriers suit samples and small urgent parcels.
To quote accurately, we need your destination port or delivery address, the order quantity, and your preferred mode. We can then send a full quotation covering freight and insurance.
Sea freight is normally priced per cubic meter or per container, while air freight is priced per kilogram. For shipments above roughly one cubic meter, sea freight is usually the more economical choice.
Tell us the product, quantity and destination — we'll reply with pricing and lead time within one business day.
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