1. International seaborne sales: For the contract of dangerous goods (chemicals), customers must provide detailed information about their products, including correct.The Chinese and English name, composition list, and danger level of the ship, etc.; and the carrier (ship owner) must be consulted in advance whether to carry it.

2. International shipping price: According to the customer's specific shipping requirements: including the characteristics of the goods, the port of destination, shipping schedule requirements, delivery conditions, and other special requirements, a preliminary quotation will be made to the customer; the content of the quotation table includes: shipping fee + additional Fee + terminal fee + customs declaration fee + document

Piece fee + towing fee (+ other agency fees); approximate shipping schedule information is also required in the quotation form; remember to never guarantee the shipping schedule to customers;

3. International shipping receipt: the customer fills in specific information according to the content of the "carriage power of attorney", complete and clear content of the "carriage power of attorney".

4. Booking space and trailers: strict requirements and pay close attention to the timeliness of the trailer company;

5. International shipping and loading of containers: the complete set of customs declaration documents must be complete, and the customer should stamp his company's official seal in the relevant documents with specific requirements;

6. International maritime customs declaration and release: submit a full set of documents to the customs, customs review the documents and review the goods and documents based on the customs declaration data, spot checks or self-check by the freight forwarder (at your own risk), and according to the category of the goods, in accordance with national laws Collect tax and fill out the verification form so that the owner of the goods can refund the tax after the goods are exported. If unqualified, return the order and review again.

7. Handover with shipowner and ship agent: After handing over the customs clearance, ask the shipowner (agent) for the name and voyage information of the first voyage to prepare the bill of lading; check the original bill of lading with the shipowner (agent), and The shipowner (on behalf) delivers freight, receives the owner’s bill of lading (MB/L); checks the bill of lading materials with the owner (on behalf), delivers the freight to the shipowner (on behalf), and arranges telex release procedures;

8. Issuing the bill of lading: Under normal circumstances, after the goods are loaded and returned to the site, they will confirm the specific requirements of the bill of lading with the customer, whether to issue the owner bill of lading (MB/L) or forwarder bill of lading (HB/L), and at the same time, ask the customer to provide Document the contents of the bill of lading;

9. Collect freight

10. Change order and pick up at destination