Most goods can be consolidated, but some items have restrictions. For example, hazardous materials, perishables, or items that need special conditions (like temperature control) often can’t be part of a consolidation or need special handling.

You can save quite a bit, actually! Consolidation allows us to share the shipping costs, so you’ll pay less than if you shipped everything on your own. It can save you anywhere from 10% to 30%, depending on the size and frequency of your shipments.

We’ll provide you with a tracking number, so you can keep an eye on your shipment’s progress. The tracking might show the status for the entire consolidated shipment, but we can also help you track your individual goods within it.

If your goods aren’t ready by the cutoff time, they’ll have to wait until the next scheduled consolidation. It’s always best to plan ahead and make sure your goods are ready on time, but if you’re running behind, we can work with you to figure out the best solution.

Once your goods are consolidated and ready to go, it’s tough to make changes. It’s best to finalise everything before the cutoff date. However, if something urgent comes up, give us a call, and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

If your shipment is too large or heavy to fit into the consolidated load, we’ll discuss other options with you. You may need to ship your goods separately, but we’ll work with you to find the best solution.

Yes, you can ship fragile items in a consolidated load, but we’ll need to ensure they are properly packed and labeled. Let us know ahead of time, so we can make sure your fragile goods are given the care they need during consolidation and transit.