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Sea Freight

Flexible FCL and LCL planning for commercial cargo, supported by documentation, port coordination and onward delivery.

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Careful planning.
Dependable execution.

Relivo plans ocean freight for businesses that need reliable capacity and sensible transport costs. We compare the shipment profile with sailing schedules, container requirements and delivery priorities before recommending full-container or shared-container movement.

From origin coordination and shipping documents to port follow-up, clearance support and inland delivery, our team connects the stages that can otherwise slow an import or export shipment.

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Full Container Load (FCL)

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Less than Container Load (LCL)

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Port-to-port and door-to-door planning

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Origin and destination coordination

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Cross-trade shipment support

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Onward transport after cargo release

Planned around the cargo,
not a fixed template.

Final routing and service availability depend on the shipment details, documentation, current schedules and carrier or authority acceptance where applicable.

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Commercial imports and exports

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Palletised or high-volume cargo

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Cost-sensitive international shipments

From enquiry to delivery.

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Understand

We review the cargo, route, timing and handling requirements.

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Plan

We select a practical mode, schedule and documentation workflow.

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Coordinate

Our team connects the key parties and follows each milestone.

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Deliver

We support final release, handover and destination delivery.

Answers for a better-prepared shipment.

Clear information at the start helps us recommend the right route, prepare the correct documents and avoid preventable delays.

Ask our logistics team
01Should I choose FCL or LCL?+

FCL is often suitable when cargo volume, security or schedule control justifies a dedicated container. LCL can be practical when a shipment uses only part of a container.

02Can you coordinate delivery after the container arrives?+

Yes. Relivo can plan customs follow-up, container collection, unloading requirements and final delivery within the agreed scope.

03What documents are commonly required?+

Requirements vary by cargo and destination, but often include a commercial invoice, packing list, transport document and any product-specific permits or certificates.