In this section, we will be dedicated to answering the most frequent and relevant questions that arise in the complex and dynamic world of international logistics. As freight forwarders with years of experience, we understand the challenges companies face when managing imports and exports in a globalized environment.
What factors influence transit times in international transport?
Transit times may vary depending on the type of transport (maritime, air, ground), distance, weather conditions, and the efficiency of customs processes in the countries of origin and destination.
What documents are needed to carry out an import/export from Colombia?
Common documents include commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, bill of lading (BL), insurance documents, and documents specific to product type and destination.
How are international transport costs calculated?
Costs may include freight rates, handling and storage charges, insurance costs, customs fees, and taxes, among others. These vary depending on the route, type of freight and additional services required.
What is a freight forwarder and what is its role in international logistics?
A freight forwarder acts as an intermediary between the customer and the transport service providers. Its role includes coordinating the transport of freight, managing the necessary documentation, and ensuring compliance with customs regulations and transport requirements.
How can I secure my freight during international transport?
It is crucial to have adequate freight insurance that covers risks during transport. Freight agents can assist in the procurement of maritime, air or ground insurance according to the specific needs of the freight.
What should I consider when choosing an international transport service?
Factors to consider include the carrier's reputation and experience, total costs and transparency in rates, transit times and availability of additional services such as real-time tracking and customer service.
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