US sea freight

The booking agents of COSCO, MSK, EMC, MSC, CMA, ONE, OOCL, HPL, YML, APL and many other shipowners have a complete service network at home and abroad, and can provide customers with booking, towing, customs clearance, One-stop international logistics services such as customs transit, warehousing, and freight insurance.

1. Detailed introduction to U.S. international shipping service areas

New York (NEW YORK) is located on the east bank of the Hudson River estuary in the northeast. With an area of 830 square kilometers and a population of approximately 16.83 million, it is the largest city in the United States. Large-scale port facilities are concentrated at the mouth of the Hudson River, and together with the ports in New Jersey on the other side, it forms the largest port area in the country. The industry is very developed, with clothing, printing, cosmetics and other industries leading the country. It is the United States and the world's largest financial center. Wall Street in the southern part of Manhattan Island is home to dozens of major banks, insurance companies, and stock exchanges. It is the heart of New York. In the southeast corner there is "China Town" where Chinese people live together. New York has developed sea, land and air transportation, with more than 430 deep-water ocean berths. It is the bridgehead of two transcontinental railways (New York-Seattle; New York-Los Angeles). In the 1980s, the port's annual throughput reached 160 million tons. It was one of the world's largest ports and one of the world's top ten container throughputs.

2. United States shipping timeliness

US seaborne export goods can provide LCL and FCL at Shenzhen/Guangzhou/Hong Kong/Xiamen/Shanghai ports. They can arrive 17-25 days after leaving the port, and the timeliness is guaranteed.

3. U.S. shipping (including shipping LCL) operating procedures

1. Entrust

The client submits the entrustment to our company in the form of a power of attorney. The power of attorney should include the following content: consignor and consignee information, origin and destination port names, box type, product name, gross weight, volume, shipment date, etc.

2. Booking

After receiving the letter of entrustment, our company will book the space from the shipping company and obtain the shipping company's space allocation receipt.

3. Packing

The fleet obtains the equipment handover order and goes to the yard to pick up the containers and load them at the customer's factory. Or the customer delivers the goods directly to the designated yard or warehouse.

4. Customs declaration

The client provides customs declaration information to our company, and our company will transfer the customs declaration information to the customs broker for review. After the review is correct, the customs broker will declare the export to the customs, and the customs will release it after passing the review.

5. Bill of lading confirmation

Prepare the bill of lading based on the power of attorney and confirm it with the client to ensure that the content of the bill of lading is accurate and consistent with the client's requirements.

6. Payment

Our company will send the fee confirmation form to the entrusting party, and the entrusting party will pay the relevant fees to our company after confirming that it is correct.

7. Sign the order

Issue bills of lading according to customer requirements.

8. Return customs declaration form

One month after the export declaration, the customs declaration form will be returned to the customer for tax refund verification.

9. Exchange bill of lading at destination port

After the goods arrive at the destination port, the shipping company notifies the consignee to exchange for a bill of lading.

10. Customs declaration and delivery

After preparing complete customs declaration documents, start the import declaration, and then pick up the goods after customs review and release.

4. Precautions for operating cargo exported by sea from the United States

1. The Chinese product name displayed on the customs declaration form must be verified according to the customs commodity code to see if it matches, and the required customs declaration documents must be processed and provided according to the regulatory conditions;

2. All customs declaration documents must ensure that the information is consistent;

3. The customs may inspect the declared goods to determine whether the condition of the goods is consistent with the information declared on the customs declaration form;

4. During the peak shipping season, ships are prone to overloading, so declaration procedures should be completed in advance to prevent being dumped by the shipping company;

5. When issuing original bills of lading, it is necessary to ensure that each original bill of lading has a signature.