The most common shipping route between China and the United States is the Trans-Pacific route. Container ships depart from major ports in China, cross the vast Pacific Ocean, and finally arrive at ports on the west coast of the United States.

The process of shipping goods from China to the United States: 1. Preparation before export 1.1 Production and quality inspection 1.2 Packaging and labeling 1.3 Preparation of export documents 1.4 Customs clearance procedures 2. International transportation of goods 2.1 Ocean transportation...

Freight shipping, as the name suggests, refers to the transportation of goods. It includes the entire process of transporting goods from one location to another. This process involves a variety of modes of transportation, such as sea, air, land and rail transportation.

7 major international trade terms for air transport: 1. EXW (Ex Works), 2. FCA (Free Carrier), 3. CPT (Carriage Paid To), 4. CIP (Carriage and Insurance Paid To), 5. DAT (Delivered at Terminal), 6. DAP (Delivered at Place), 7. DDP (Delivered Duty Paid).

Air cargo is transported only by airplane, while freight includes sea transportation, land transportation and railway transportation. The most suitable transportation method can be selected according to the characteristics of the cargo.

Air transport usually calculates freight according to the weight and volume of the goods, but due to the limited load and space of the aircraft, airlines often use "volume weight" to calculate freight. Volume weight (kg) = cargo volume (cubic centimeters) / 6000.

Freight shipping is a broad concept that covers all aspects and services of cargo transportation. Cargo ships are specific means of transportation and are part of freight shipping, mainly responsible for maritime transportation.

Freight usually refers to bulk commodities or materials shipped by various modes of transportation, such as sea, air, rail and road. Unlike express parcels, freight is usually larger in size, heavier in weight, and involves more complex transportation processes.

Ocean transportation quality management: proper packaging (packaging must meet international standards), strict inspection (appearance inspection, size measurement, quantity verification), tracking and monitoring (real-time monitoring of goods).

In the case of cargo delays, companies need to develop a contingency plan to respond to challenges quickly. This includes adjusting the supply chain, rearranging inventory, and communicating with customers.