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International shipping services / SERVICE SELECTOR

For all cargoes,
There is no one shipping method.

The choice starts with cargo and route; Not from the name of the service.

Time, weight and volume, origin and destination, type of goods, customs restrictions, equipment and delivery conditions determine whether land, sea, air, rail, project or combined shipping is more suitable.

Main methods carry

five networks; A load-based decision.

Each service has its own specialized page. Here you can see their main difference side by side.

MODE SELECTOR

One ​​shipment; Four different logics for choosing the route.

The right shipping method is chosen when it measures time, capacity, access and total cost at the same time with the actual characteristics of the goods.

Decision criteriaSEAMarine transportationAIRAir transportationROADRoad transportationMULTICombined transport
Best Applicationbulk, container, machinery and intercontinental routesurgent, time-sensitive or high value-to-weight cargoregional ground routes and direct door-to-door commercial freightroutes where a single method provides full coverage does not
relative timemedium to long term; depending on ship schedule and routeshortest time for serviceable routesshort to medium term; Dependent on border and distanceDependent on coordination and connection between multiple services
Capacity and flexibilityHigh capacity and various options for general and special cargoMore limitation in dimensions, weight and acceptance of goodsHigh flexibility in loading, destination and schedule MovementPossibility of combining high capacity with land or rail access
Determining factorUnit cost more suitable for high volumeDelivery time more important than transportation costDirect access and reduction of intermediate transfersComplete route coverage and transfer point management
DECISION RULE

No method is absolutely better.

The final choice should be made based on the type of goods, origin and destination, acceptable time, volume, operational constraints and total cost; Sometimes the right answer is a combination of several transport methods.

Combined and multimodal transport

A plan for several transport methods.

When one method alone does not provide the best balance of time, cost and access, several networks are connected in a chain. The point of transfer is more important than the number of devices.

Control pointThe time of arrival, the preparation of the next step, the person responsible for the transfer, the documents and the alternative should be clear in advance.
01

Road + Sea

Factory → Truck → Port → Ship → Destination Port → Receiver

02

Road + Rail

Loading place → Rail terminal → Train → Destination terminal → Truck

03

Sea + rail + road

Connection of multiple networks in corridors where the direct route is not the answer.

04

Air + road

Connection of sender and receiver doors to the origin and destination airports.

Services Support

What happens between two shipping points.

TRANSIT

Transit through Iran

Checking border, documents, goods restrictions and daily conditions for connecting Turkey, southern ports, Central Asia and Caucasus.

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CONSOLIDATION

Warehouse and consolidation

Receiving multiple suppliers, temporary storage, package control, Consolidation and preparation for the next shipment.

CUSTOMS

Customs coordination

Export documents, transit, goods documents and coordination with brokers based on the scope of each case.

RISK

Insurance and special cargo

Separation of the operator's responsibility from cargo insurance and early declaration of DG, battery, chemicals, temperature or oversize cargo.

Shipment request / NIKCO.LOG

The details of the cargo are more important than the service name.

Send the origin, destination, type of goods, number of packages, weight, dimensions, date of preparation, delivery time, Incoterms and any special conditions.
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