CHINA → USA · BRAZIL

From the factory in China to the Americas.

Focused freight coordination for USA DDP and Brazil door-to-door imports. We review the cargo, importer structure, customs responsibilities and final-mile conditions before booking.

01Cargo review
02Route design
03Written scope
04Execution
Written service boundariesCargo compliance reviewShipment-specific routingHuman exception follow-up
TWO LANES, DEEPER ANSWERS

Not generic global logistics. Two focused trade lanes.

Our service pages are organized around China–USA and China–Brazil shipments, so importers can understand modes, documents, customs responsibilities and common risk points before requesting a quote.

DDP is not simply an all-in price. A workable plan starts with the product, declared value, importer of record, destination and delivery conditions.

CORE ROUTE 01USA
CN / US

USA DDP

Ocean, air and final delivery coordination for commercial importers, 3PL warehouses and eligible Amazon FBA shipments.

  • Ocean LCL / FCL
  • Air freight and replenishment
  • FBA / 3PL delivery
  • HTS and document review
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CORE ROUTE 02BR
CN / BR

Brazil door-to-door

A compliance-led route that starts with the Brazilian importer, Siscomex authorization, NCM classification, taxes and destination state.

  • Importer-structure review
  • Air / ocean / eligible courier
  • NCM and document review
  • Local clearance coordination
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ONE CONTROLLED FLOW

Every shipment starts with a review.

We determine whether the cargo and trade structure are workable before recommending a mode or issuing a written scope.

01

Cargo review

Product name, material, use, brand, value, weight and dimensions.

02

Route design

Compare ocean, air, express and destination import arrangements.

03

Written scope

Define inclusions, exclusions, assumptions and exception costs.

04

Execution

Coordinate pickup, export, line-haul, customs and final delivery.

CLEAR BEFORE CHEAP

A real door-to-door quote should answer five questions.

DDP Guide
  1. 01Who is legally responsible for the import?
  2. 02Which classification and value support the duties?
  3. 03Which operational milestones are included?
  4. 04Who pays inspections, storage or reclassification costs?
  5. 05How are loss, damage and delay handled?
SHIPMENT REVIEW FIRST

Understand the cargo before pricing the route.

Provide product, dimensions, weight, value and destination postal code for an initial route review.

Request a route review