Basic Info.
We are specializing in Class 9 dangerous goods shipping, providing one-stop full container load (FCL) and less than container load (LCL) sea freight solutions for lithium batteries and lead-acid batteries worldwide. With years of rich experience in DG cargo logistics, our team is fully familiar with international maritime dangerous goods transportation regulations, IMDG code standards and port customs clearance requirements for Class 9 hazardous batteries, ensuring 100% compliant, safe and smooth ocean shipment for your battery cargo. We cover mainstream shipping routes across Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Middle East, Africa and Oceania, cooperating with top mainstream shipping lines to secure stable cabin space, competitive sea freight rates and reliable sailing schedules even during shipping peak seasons.
3. Dangerous goods transportation
5. Warehousing & Cargo collection
6. Customs Clearance for Export & Import
8. Project cargo handling
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of Class 9 battery cargos do you transport?
We specialize in shipping various Class 9 hazardous batteries, including lithium-ion batteries, lithium metal batteries, and lead-acid batteries, for both FCL and LCL ocean shipments.
What shipping methods do you offer for DG cargo?
We offer comprehensive shipping solutions including Sea Freight (FCL/LCL), Air Freight, local trucking, warehousing, cargo collection, and reliable door-to-door delivery.
Do you assist with customs clearance for battery shipments?
Yes, we handle complete customs clearance services for both export and import processes to ensure full compliance with international maritime and local customs regulations.
Which destinations are covered under your shipping services?
We provide global shipping services coverage, connecting ports in China with major destinations worldwide across Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Middle East, Africa, and Oceania.
What is the typical transit time for shipping dangerous goods?
Depending on the specific port of departure and final destination, our typical sea and logistics shipping transit times range from 1 to 15 days.
What packaging standards must be followed for battery shipping?
All Class 9 hazardous batteries must be packed in approved export cartons (Ctns) in compliance with international IMDG code standards to secure safety during maritime transit.