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International freight forwarder is a
party, which arrange and manage dispatch, shipping and
transportation between Producer or shipper and receiver
(seller and buyer). |
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As such Freight forwarder is handling
commercial cargoes between different parties and
carriers And represents both contract parties without
being cargo owner. |
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Freight forwarder can Issue Documents
covering sea, air, river or land freight for cargo
handled by it's facilities for a part or all the voyage
that the consignment may go through, and basis these
documents could be considered as a transport documents
and not an ownership Documents. |
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Freight forwarder is considered as a
Carrier or shipping agent in front of Customs
authorities. | |
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The Evolution of the Freight
Forwarder Role | |
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As a result of the
developments taking place in the global trading and the
opening of new markets in Remote markets, and the
Emerging of the Door to Door services, Containerization
and Logistics, It became Clear that Shipping Line or Air
Line can't offer such Integrated Services other than the
Sea or Air Freight rendered by Shipping or Air line, and
the Modern and Easy Communication between Seller and
Buyer, A new need was emerged. |
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All above Factors make it critical to
have an agent to organize the Integrated commercial
Process from the point of receiving goods from the
supplier premises to the point of loading by sea or air
and then proceeding with customs clearance moving goods
to it's final destination. |
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This process requires the presence of
professional companies that have a wide network of
Agents. |
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To manage the integrated transportation
services in the most economical and time saving
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Freight Forwarder
Services | |
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Door to Door Service which
is Arranging receiving shipments from suppliers until
the delivery to receivers including Shipping documents
handling. Thus shipper or consignee is dealing with
one party only which provides the complete chain of
operations and documentation. |
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Providing the multi-modal transport
services (Sea-Air-Land-River-Rail) ,a service that
Shipping Line or Air line can't Provide easily. |
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Consolidation and groupage of small
shipments inside Containers or Pallets for air freight
and then the delivery of these shipments to receivers in
the final delivery ports or airports. |
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Providing transit cargo service and
reshipment cargo by air, or sea to it's final
destination. |
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Providing Exhibitions and projects
shipments services and arranging customs formalities for
these shipments and their delivery to the exhibition or
project
site. | | |
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