Services
GLOBAL FREIGHT MANAGEMENT
(AIR, OCEAN, and LAND)
Global Freight Management (GFM) is a critical component of international trade and supply chain operations. It refers to the strategic coordination, planning, and execution of transporting goods across the world via air, ocean, and land. As businesses increasingly source and sell products across continents, efficient freight management ensures the timely, cost-effective, and secure movement of cargo across complex global networks.
GFM is not simply about moving goods from Point A to Point B. It encompasses an intricate ecosystem of logistics service providers, customs brokers, regulatory agencies, digital platforms, and advanced transportation systems — all working in tandem to manage millions of shipments each day.
Air Freight Management
Air freight is the fastest mode of international cargo transportation and is typically used for high-value, time-sensitive, or perishable goods. Global air freight management involves:
Ocean Freight Management
Ocean freight accounts for more than 80% of global trade by volume. It is the most cost-effective option for large, bulky, or non-urgent goods. Key functions of global ocean freight management include:
Land Freight Management
Land freight, including road and rail, plays a crucial role in first-mile and last-mile delivery, as well as cross-border shipments across continental regions. Land freight management involves:
Strategic Considerations in Global Freight Management
Effective freight management requires balancing multiple strategic factors:
