LCL Freight Consolidation
If your organization needs to ship goods from India to New York and the USA’s East Coast but your inventory is less than a full container load (LCL), Transmodal has the solution for you.
Our consolidation service is a strategic solution that allows clients to ship their LCL without paying for the space of a full container load. Our consolidation services combine multiple LCL shipments from various organizations to fill a full container load. We work with our vast network of steamship lines in the Port of Mumbai and Port of New York for the most effective ocean consolidation solutions. Once the shipments arrive on the East Coast, your inventory will be deconsolidated into their original LCL shipment and prepared for distribution.
Our consolidation services are ideal for organizations within the following industries:
- Time sensitivity
- Temperature control
- Perishable goods
- Shipment size
- Hazardous materials
Why Ship With Transmodal?
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Recurring Shipments
No shipment is too small for us. If your organization requires frequent international shipments that fit into standard shipping.
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Importing And Exporting From United States
Importing And Exporting From Canada
When shipping to or from Canada, your cargo will be received by a port in Halifax, Montreal, Prince Rupert, or Vancouver. From there, your shipments will be handled with care by CN or CP rail.
Importing And Exporting Globally
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Raj Bhambri
"Dependable, resourceful, accessible and competitive. In this age of vulnerability of supply chain management, an important ally."
Henry Kochhar
"Very reliable and trusted partner of over 10+ years. Competitive rates and smooth deliveries allow us to focus on what really matters in our business and less on freight"
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