Services

National and International Road Freight

  • FTL (Full Truckload) / LTL (Less than Truckload)
  • General Cargo
  • Perishable Cargo
  • Refrigerated Cargo
  • Hazardous Cargo
  • IMPORT / EXPORT: ARGENTINA, BOLIVIA, COLOMBIA, URUGUAY, and PARAGUAY.

Maritime Cargo Transportation

  • FCL (Full Container Load) / LCL (Less than Container Load)
  • General Cargo
  • Perishable Cargo
  • Refrigerated Cargo
  • Hazardous Cargo

Air Cargo Transportation

  • Formal Shipments
  • General Cargo
  • Perishable Cargo
  • Refrigerated Cargo
  • Hazardous Cargo

F.A.Q.

Frequent Asked Questions

Cubing factors can vary depending on the mode of transportation to be used.

Road transportation: 1m³ = 300kg

Air transportation: 1m³ = 166.7kg

Maritime transportation: 1m³ = 1,000kg

Each operator or carrier may adopt different cubing factors based on commercial negotiations.

Incoterms, which stands for “International Commercial Terms,” are standardized definitions created in 1936 by the International Chamber of Commerce. The main objective is to establish standardized rules that regulate various aspects of international trade. These rules determine who pays for the freight of the goods, the point of delivery, who is responsible for insurance, among other things.

 

Authorized Economic Operator (OEA) is a strategic partner of the Federal Revenue Service who, after proving compliance with the requirements and criteria of the OEA Program, is certified as a low-risk and reliable operator. As a result, they enjoy benefits offered by the Brazilian Customs, such as greater agility and predictability for their cargoes in international trade flows.

The acronym refers to “Declaração Única de Importação” (Single Import Declaration). This document is electronic and replaces the DSI, DI, LSI, and LI. It was proposed as a way to centralize all the information and data of the import process, which can be of various natures:

  • Administrative
  • Financial
  • Customs-related
  • Tax-related
  • Fiscal

This implementation provides greater control over imports and also enhances operational efficiency, with an expected reduction in time of up to 40% and cost savings.