Start with the final destination
Country and port are not enough. Inland road access, island transfers, depot handling, crane availability and the final site entrance can all influence packaging and shipment planning.
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Global Project Freight Planning: What to Know Before the Product Leaves the Factory
International project supply is most reliable when freight is treated as part of the project specification rather than a final shipping quote added after the product has been selected.
Planning guidance — final product and site requirements are confirmed per project.
Package for handling as well as transit
Products may be moved through several freight stages before reaching site. Crate size, protection and handling points should suit the complete journey rather than only the ocean leg.
Separate freight from local installation
A delivered product may still require local unloading, foundations, lifting, assembly or electrical work. Clarifying those interfaces helps the destination team price and prepare their scope correctly.
Allow for documentation and timing
Commercial documents, packing details, destination requirements and lead times can affect the shipment programme. International supply works best when those items are resolved before the project reaches a critical deadline.
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