Shipping Portable Cooling Chambers: A Guide

Shipping from & to the UK

Shipping from & to the UK

This guide outlines the process of shipping portable cooling chambers internationally to and from the UK. Shipping International specializes in FCL (Full Container Load) and OOG (Out of Gauge) shipments.

1. Cargo Details:

Description: Portable Cooling Chambers
Dimensions (per unit): Length x Width x Height (cm)
Weight (per unit): kg
Quantity: Number of units

2. Choosing the Right Shipping Method:

Based on the provided dimensions, weight, and quantity, the most likely shipping method is FCL (Full Container Load) using a refrigerated container ("reefer"). Shipping International will assess whether a 20ft or 40ft reefer is most suitable.

If the dimensions exceed standard container sizes or the quantity is insufficient to fill a container, an OOG (Out of Gauge) shipment may be necessary. This will require specialised handling and potentially higher costs.

Breakbulk shipping is unlikely unless the chambers are exceptionally large or unusually shaped.

3. Shipping Process:

Quote: Information on cargo details, origin, destination, and any specific requirements is needed.
Quote & Booking: Shipping International will provide a detailed quote outlining all costs, including freight, handling, insurance, and any applicable taxes or duties.
Pickup & Delivery: Shipping International will arrange for the pickup of your portable cooling chambers from your specified location. Shipping International will handle all aspects of transportation, including loading, securing, and monitoring the cargo during transit.
customs clearance: Shipping International will handle all necessary customs documentation and procedures to ensure a smooth and efficient clearance process at both the origin and destination ports.
Delivery: Upon arrival at the destination port, Shipping International will arrange for delivery to your specified location.