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International Shipping & Freight Guide

International shipping can be costly and complicated, especially when it comes to freight charges. Let us help you find a suitable shipping solution for your order.

Whether you are placing a small order or arranging a large wholesale shipment, we offer shipping options to help you balance delivery speed, convenience, and cost.

 

1. Do you offer wholesale to countries other than Australia?

We focus primarily on wholesale orders for Australia.

If you are interested in purchasing wholesale products for other countries, please contact us on WhatsApp to discuss the available shipping options.

 

2. Which shipping method should I choose?

The most suitable shipping method depends on several factors, including the nature of your products, the quantity ordered, your delivery timeframe, and your budget.

Air Freight – Fast & Convenient

Air freight is suitable if you:

  • Need your products delivered quickly.

  • Are shipping small quantities.

  • Prefer a convenient door-to-door delivery service.

Standard international air freight rates are available at checkout for orders up to 10 kg in volumetric weight.

However, air freight can be expensive. We encourage you to contact us on WhatsApp for a customised shipping quotation, even if your order is below 10 kg in volumetric weight.

For orders exceeding 10 kg in volumetric weight, please contact us for a customised quotation before proceeding with your order.


Sea Freight – A More Economical Alternative

Sea freight may be a more economical option if:

  • Cost is your primary concern.

  • You are shipping large, bulky, or heavy products.

  • Your order is not time-sensitive.

Sea freight generally takes longer than air freight but may offer a more cost-effective solution for larger shipments.

Contact us to explore suitable sea freight arrangements for your order.

 

3. How can I reduce my shipping costs?

Here are some practical ways to manage your international shipping expenses.

Choose Sea Freight Whenever Possible

For large, bulky, or heavy shipments, sea freight may offer a more economical alternative to air freight.

Plan Ahead

Expedited shipping services may incur additional surcharges. Allow sufficient time for your shipment to avoid unnecessary express delivery charges.

Consolidate Your Orders

Combining multiple products into a single shipment may help reduce the average shipping cost per unit by spreading transportation and handling costs across a larger volume of goods.

Order in Larger Quantities Where Practical

Shipping larger volumes may reduce the average freight cost per unit, depending on the shipping method and applicable charges.

Request a Customised Shipping Quotation

Contact us on WhatsApp to explore alternative shipping arrangements that may better suit your order and budget.

 

4. What is the difference between LCL (Less than Container Load) and FCL (Full Container Load)?

LCL – Less than Container Load

LCL is suitable for shipments that do not require an entire shipping container.

Your cargo shares container space with goods belonging to other shippers.

The shipment is transported to a consolidation warehouse in China, where it is combined with other cargo before being shipped to the destination country. At the destination, the cargo is separated for delivery.

LCL shipping charges are generally calculated based on the volume of cargo you occupy, typically measured in cubic metres (CBM), subject to the freight forwarder's pricing rules.

FCL – Full Container Load

FCL is suitable when your shipment occupies an entire container exclusively for your cargo.

The container is loaded with your goods, sealed, and transported to the port for shipment to the destination country.

Common container sizes include 20-foot and 40-foot containers.

FCL is generally suitable for larger shipments where you require exclusive use of a container.

 

5. Can I use my own freight forwarder for international sea freight?

Yes. You may engage your own freight forwarder directly to arrange international sea freight.

For LCL Shipments

Please provide the receiving warehouse address in China where your freight forwarder accepts consolidated cargo. We will arrange domestic delivery of your goods to the designated warehouse.

For FCL Shipments

Please provide your freight forwarder's collection or loading instructions for our China factory.

Our factory address is:

Country/Region: China
Address: 185 Xigang Street, Jindong District
City: Jinhua
Province: Zhejiang
Postal Code: 321000

Please coordinate with your freight forwarder to confirm the collection arrangements and any necessary documentation.

 

6. How do I arrange international sea freight through your recommended shipping service?

We can assist you in arranging international sea freight through a freight forwarding company.

Step 1: Determine Your Shipping Method

Decide whether your shipment requires LCL or FCL, depending on the size and volume of your order.

Step 2: Provide Your Delivery Details

Provide the final destination address and any other information required for the shipping quotation.

Step 3: Receive and Compare Shipping Quotations

We will obtain a shipping quotation based on the information provided.

You may compare the available freight rates and shipping arrangements before deciding which option best suits your needs.

We will provide a quotation with the applicable charges clearly stated. Please confirm the scope of the quotation, including any destination charges, customs duties, taxes, or other fees that may apply.

Step 4: Confirm Your Shipping Arrangement

Once you approve the quotation, we will notify the freight forwarder and arrange a group chat to facilitate communication between the relevant parties.

The freight forwarder will then arrange the booking of container space or a shipping container with the shipping line.

Step 5: Prepare the Shipping Documentation

Depending on the customs clearance requirements of the destination country, documents may include:

  • Commercial invoice

  • Packing list

  • Bill of lading (BOL)

  • Certificate of origin, where required

Step 6: Make Payment and Arrange Shipment

Charges for international sea freight services are payable directly to the freight forwarding company, according to the agreed payment arrangements.

Recommended Sea Freight Partner for Australia and New Zealand

M & R Agency

Contact: Rob Marotta
Position: International Freight & Logistics Manager
Phone: +61 499 022 484

You may contact Rob directly to discuss your sea freight requirements. Alternatively, we can arrange a group chat to help coordinate your shipment.


Need Assistance?

If you have any questions about international shipping, freight quotations, or wholesale orders, please contact us.

Email: Visit our Contact Us page.

WhatsApp: Contact us for assistance with customised air freight and sea freight quotations.

We look forward to helping you find a suitable shipping solution for your order.

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