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The use of a domestic freight forwarder within your supply chain can allow your firm to take advantage of the freight forwarder's volume buying power and expertise resulting in a freight forwarding program that not only meets deadlines but also reduces your costs. The key is selecting the right partner to handle your freight forwarding needs.  Perhaps the first area you should evaluate in a potential freight forwarding partner involves learning some basic, general information about that potential partner and its operations. Here 14 key facts you should learn about each of the freight forwarders you are considering:   Is the company a full-service freight forwarder?  How long has the company been in business?  How large is their staff and what is their level of experience?  What are their business hours?  What is the company's weekly tonnage to various cities?  Is the company certified to handle the shipping of hazardous materials?  Does the company specialize in certain commodities and/or shipping methods?  Can the company provide additional support services such as handling letters of credit?  What are the charges for documentation handling, local and destination charges and banking?  Does the company charge extra for faxes and other incidentals?  Does the company have warehouse facilities and what type of security is provided at these facilities?  Are the company's main office and local/regional offices equally dependable?  Are their clear lines of communication between the company's various offices?  What are the company's plans for future growth?   In addition, there are a number of other key points in several other important areas you should factor into your decision when selecting a domestic freight forwarder: Price   How is the company's pricing determined?  Is it a flat rate?  What are their fuel and storage charges?  Do they offer volume price breaks?  Is their price based on total weekly commitment?  Are there seasonal price increases?   Transit Times   What is their percentage of on-time deliveries?  Do they offer pre-alert notifications and the option of alternate shipping methods?  Do they offer a money-back guarantee?   Allocations with Airlines, Trucking Firms, etc.   Who are their top three carriers?  What is their tonnage per week with their various carriers?  Do they offer daily or weekly consolidations?  How many of their weekly consolidations have extra space?  Do they offer charter service during peak seasons, such as Christmas?   IT/EDI Capabilities   What are their capabilities in connecting to your systems, your bank's systems or to the systems of other parties in the transaction?  What are their future plans for electronic transmission of documents?   Insurance   What is the cost of insurance?  Will they share specific details of their coverage, including photocopies of their policy?   Experience with Specific Types of Materials and Transactions   Returns and repairs  Drawback programs  Palletizing, crating and handling of cargo  Sensitivity to damage and other packing issues  Hazardous materials regulations   Invoicing   Do they offer monthly billing?   During your selection process, be sure to ask for references and include site visits to the domestic freight forwarders that make it to your short list. When you build your RFQ (request for quote) be sure that it is complete and up to date. The RFQ needs to thoroughly define your requirements and expectations. Be selective. Narrow your field of prospective freight forwarders to a manageable short list before the formal RFQ stage. If you send out too many RFQs, you will have a difficult time reviewing them in a thorough yet efficient manner. And, when it comes time to negotiate, negotiate rates based only on the services your company will use. http://packairfreight.blogspot.com/2017/10/how-to-choose-domestic-freight-forwarder.html

The use of a domestic freight forwarder within your supply chain can allow your firm to take advantage of the freight forwarder's volume buying power and expertise resulting in a freight forwarding program that not only meets deadlines but also reduces your costs. The key is selecting the right partner to handle your freight forwarding needs.  Perhaps the first area you should evaluate in a potential freight forwarding partner involves learning some basic, general information about that potential partner and its operations. Here 14 key facts you should learn about each of the freight forwarders you are considering:   Is the company a full-service freight forwarder?  How long has the company been in business?  How large is their staff and what is their level of experience?  What are their business hours?  What is the company's weekly tonnage to various cities?  Is the company certified to handle the shipping of hazardous materials?  Does the company specialize in certain commodities and/or shipping methods?  Can the company provide additional support services such as handling letters of credit?  What are the charges for documentation handling, local and destination charges and banking?  Does the company charge extra for faxes and other incidentals?  Does the company have warehouse facilities and what type of security is provided at these facilities?  Are the company's main office and local/regional offices equally dependable?  Are their clear lines of communication between the company's various offices?  What are the company's plans for future growth?   In addition, there are a number of other key points in several other important areas you should factor into your decision when selecting a domestic freight forwarder: Price   How is the company's pricing determined?  Is it a flat rate?  What are their fuel and storage charges?  Do they offer volume price breaks?  Is their price based on total weekly commitment?  Are there seasonal price increases?   Transit Times   What is their percentage of on-time deliveries?  Do they offer pre-alert notifications and the option of alternate shipping methods?  Do they offer a money-back guarantee?   Allocations with Airlines, Trucking Firms, etc.   Who are their top three carriers?  What is their tonnage per week with their various carriers?  Do they offer daily or weekly consolidations?  How many of their weekly consolidations have extra space?  Do they offer charter service during peak seasons, such as Christmas?   IT/EDI Capabilities   What are their capabilities in connecting to your systems, your bank's systems or to the systems of other parties in the transaction?  What are their future plans for electronic transmission of documents?   Insurance   What is the cost of insurance?  Will they share specific details of their coverage, including photocopies of their policy?   Experience with Specific Types of Materials and Transactions   Returns and repairs  Drawback programs  Palletizing, crating and handling of cargo  Sensitivity to damage and other packing issues  Hazardous materials regulations   Invoicing   Do they offer monthly billing?   During your selection process, be sure to ask for references and include site visits to the domestic freight forwarders that make it to your short list. When you build your RFQ (request for quote) be sure that it is complete and up to date. The RFQ needs to thoroughly define your requirements and expectations. Be selective. Narrow your field of prospective freight forwarders to a manageable short list before the formal RFQ stage. If you send out too many RFQs, you will have a difficult time reviewing them in a thorough yet efficient manner. And, when it comes time to negotiate, negotiate rates based only on the services your company will use. http://packairfreight.blogspot.com/2017/10/how-to-choose-domestic-freight-forwarder.html

Be selective. Narrow your field of prospective freight forwarders to a manageable short list before the formal RFQ stage. If you send out too many RFQs, you will have a difficult time reviewing them in a thorough yet efficient manner. And, when it comes time to negotiate, negotiate rates based only on the services your company will use.

Sea freight shipping is a vital part of the world economy in the past and that fact still remains true to this day. There are still many countries out there that are very dependent on sea based freight forwarding to support their economy.To this day, people still use ocean freight shipping as a primary means of transporting goods. Even with the creation of more and more land routes, travelling via land is still highly inefficient compared to sea travel. Roads need constant maintenance and it takes a lot of money to create more and more roads. Obviously, travelling across the sea is difficult when you are driving a container truck.Another option for shipping your goods does not come from travelling on the ground or from a vessel floating in the sea. In fact it comes from something people have dreamed of for years, air freight. Aviation has gone a long way from the early works of the Wright Brothers.More and more freight forwarders are taking to the skies with fleets of jets ready to send your package to wherever in the world. However, with the rising price of oil, this method of freight forwarding can be costly. The prices of airplanes also increase phenomenally because of improvements in technology. This is why each space in the airplane is maximized and why people pay a hefty premium to send their goods via air freight.Because of these challenges people still prefer sending their product across oceans by ship. Sea freight travel is still the most efficient and economical way of doing business and this is why it is one of the most commonly used by businessmen everywhere. Learn more about other freight services available to you.Sea freight shipping has been used for thousands of years. Asian countries like Japan and China have been a presence in sea travel for years. The numerous kingdoms within the Middle East are also a strong presence in sea travel and freight forwarding. The thriving commerce of the large empires of these old civilizations fueled a need for trade and the need for sea forwarding.One of the first civilizations to provide structure for maritime travel and sea freight shipping are the Greeks. Greece or the Mediterranean in general, is a region that is highly dependent on the sea because of its general location. Greece is surrounded by the sea and as such they have developed an affinity to it.In the olden times, maritime commerce consisted of two professions, sea farers and pirates. Although pirates ransacked other ships for supplies and slaves, they still remain respected because they exhibit all the good traits that the people value, such as bravery, daring and sea faring skill.However, as more and more people went into business, the pirates have become a nuisance. To counteract the growing problem, more people have gone to the local leaders to address the problem. The island of Crete was one of the first to build a fleet to counteract the growing nuisance and as such rules that came with the protection that was provided.In order to sustain the navy and the ports, fees were assessed and later on taxes were imposed for the goods that transferred from one port to another. As more and more places adapted this concept the industry grew to what it is today. http://packairfreight.blogspot.com/2017/10/an-overview-of-shipping-industry.html

There is a lot to consider when setting up an e-commerce fulfillment business or taking an existing business online, but these are some of the initial areas to consider once you have a basic idea of what you are selling. You may be unable to answer all of these questions, but we hope the extra information will help you as well as some of our other articles. 1. Do you have a competitive advantage or unique selling point? This could be something like an exclusive product, a product not sold online, products available to you cheaper than your competitors? You need to have some reason why people will buy from you and there are a number of ways you can do this; it can even be a mixture of advantages not available elsewhere such as being the only site to offer a particular product to offer next day delivery and to offer gift wrapping. It could also be something very simple such as having a quicker and easier site to use than your competitors 2. Is there demand for the products you are going to offer, or more importantly sufficient demand at the price you can offer to break even? New products can be particularly difficult as can your own products to predict without carrying out research. A lack of competition can be good but can also indicate a lack of demand. Another potential pitfall is to research and find that there is demand for a product but not check what people are willing to pay and find your unable to make sales at a profitable price. 3. How will you promote yourself? Will you depend purely on online promotion? Bricks and Mortar stores with an online store as well will have an advantage against purely online stores because of the reassurance this will give customers but offline promotion can help purely online stores seem more reputable. Also, offline promotion will help you reach a slightly different audience. Your decision should depend partly on your target market and of course your budget, online promotion can be very good value if you use it effectively and much of it is purely effort driven. 4. Will you hold stock or depend on a fulfillment company where you have inventory management and they will send products directly to your customers? (at a cost). Most suppliers don't offer Direct Dispatch and issues of Direct Dispatch include the charges which can be expensive, you have to rely on suppliers keeping you up to date on low stock and product discontinuation, you may be unable to send out products on next day delivery, you will need to rely on your suppliers to send products out quickly and be easy to contact. However, there are of course many costs in holding stock especially if you only have an e-commerce site, the main costs being space and having money tied up in stock there will inevitably be an opportunity cost to this and a risk that your stock may not sell or will lose value. 5. Will you offer a high level of customer service for at least 9 to 5 Monday to Friday or try to get away with shorter hours or relying on e-mail? Having a customer service number gives security to shoppers online and you may lose sales where customer have questions they want answered quickly. 6. Will you sell to your country only or sell continent or worldwide? Of course, many e-commerce stores start aiming at one country and then expand often starting with big markets such as the United States or countries with the same language. In the UK, many e-commerce stores will also send to Ireland where the proximity means that postage costs don't make products uncompetitively expensive. 7. Will you use an off the shelf website or have one designed to your needs? The most obvious difference is the price, bespoke websites can be very expensive but some level of bespoke design can be bought for less than you might think from designers who reuse some of their code but can add to it. A bespoke site can give you some uniqueness and be designed to suit your target market, for example if you are aiming at a group who are likely to be less experienced web users you may want a very simple website. Off the shelf sites do often have the advantage of free upgrades to the software and generally follow accepted web design concepts meaning the site will work in a way that customers are used to from other sites, for most customers this is a good thing of course and usability should be top of your priorities in almost any case. 8. Which payment provider will you use? PayPal is simple, a well-recognized and trusted brand but also fairly expensive plus transfers to your bank account are slow and you are likely to have to keep a reserve in your PayPal account. Your Bank is unlikely to provide you with web payment services unless you have some history of trade with them. WorldPay is another option as is Google Checkouts which is similar to PayPal. 9. Who are your competitors? Some of your competitors may be very obvious, people with the same or similar products. However, these competitors may not be as important as you think if they are aiming at a different market, for example you may be aiming products at the gift market where a competitor may be aiming at the homewares market, they are a competitor but then so is a site selling different products but also aimed at the gift market especially if they are at the same price, using similar promotion or suitable products for the same end user. 10. Are your products suitable for sale online? This breaks down into three main questions, firstly will it be practical to post them? They may be fragile, heavy or large making postage very expensive, though from experience some products surprise you, consider the potential postage cost as a percentage of the retail price, products that are cheap but expensive to post are the biggest problem. Secondly consider whether they are products where there is likely to be a large number of returns such as clothes, especially shoes, you may have to refund costs including postage costs and you may end up with excess stock especially after Christmas when items have been returned. Thirdly how easy is it to view the product online; some impressive products may not appear as impressive online and some products may have more of the value in tactile rather than visual qualities. Using multiple pictures, videos and interactive 3D images can help here. Descriptions can help but often if the main image doesn't impress: people will not consider the product any further. Also make sure you are aware of the Distance Selling Regulations in the UK or the equivalent for your country or area and understand what they require of you. Your duty to accept returns for example may affect your potential costs. For any imports to Amazon FBA freight inquiries, contact Packair's import customs brokers to arrange your documents, ISF, and import customs clearance. Call (310) 337-9993 or fill out our free quick shipping quote form. http://packairfreight.blogspot.com/2017/09/ten-questions-to-consider-before.html

Whether you are shipping goods or starting an exciting life adventure as an expat, the decision between air and ocean freighting is crucial. Here are three keys to choosing your delivery method when deciding what's best: an air freight forwarder vs. ocean cargo shipping. Air Freight Vs Ocean Freight - 3 Keys to Choosing Your Delivery Method 1. Cost More likely than not, cost is going to be your deciding factor and determining resource no matter what you read in this article. As an individual moving internationally, you very likely will have a budget you need to stick to, even if your employer is paying for your move. As a business, anything that eats into your profit must be remedied. Higher costs tend to correlate with more reliability, better customer service, insurance coverage, and brand protection. Lower costs tend to correlate with delays, surprise fees, damaged cargo, no insurance coverage, and risk of hurting your brand promise. So naturally, the method you want to choose, all other factors being equal, is cost. But, that is assumes equality of other factors, which is not always the case in the real world. In order to help you make an educated decision, it is a good idea to study how carriers charge for shipping. Airfreight companies charge by weight, since the more a shipment weighs the more fuel is required to get the plane to its destination. Customs brokers charge by standard shipping container rates. While weight is a factor, volume tends to be the most expensive variable of shipping costs. In general, the larger and heavier the shipment, the cheaper it is to ship by sea. As shipments get smaller, the margin diminishes and eventually air freight will be the least expensive option. 2. Shipping Cycle Time If you are looking for the fastest shipment possible, naturally, premium freight services via air freight is the best option. By law of business, time is money. If you are shipping time-sensitive products, the improved time of arrival can potentially justify the added expense of air freight. While air freight can take a day or two, sea freight can take a few weeks or a month to finally reach it's destination. However, technology continues to improve and ships are becoming faster. Canals make it easier to create shorter shipping routes. Some ocean freight shipments have crossed oceans and arrived for delivery in as little as eight days time. 3. Reliability Reliability is a characteristic we value highly in business, products, and even other people. There is much to be said for the peace of mind you get from knowing that your products will arrive on time, in mint condition, every time. Despite the relative industry history that ocean cargo has over air freight, air freight tends to be the champion of the reliability category. While many of us may have experienced flight delays due to weather, airlines are relatively good about staying on schedule. This kind of rigor is not shared by the ocean cargo industry. Ocean carriers are notorious for their "it gets there when it gets there" mentality. Carriers don't think twice about being a day or two off schedule. If this could make or break your business, an air freight forwarder is definitely the best way to go. Read more about Packair's freight services - If you need further assistance in determining which shipping method is the best fit for your business, contact Packair at (310) 337-9993, or fill out this quick shipping quote form.  http://packairfreight.blogspot.com/2017/09/air-freight-vs-ocean-freight-3-keys-to.html

Logistics of Creating a Film Production When it comes to film production shipping, film freight logistics, and film production logistics, be prepared for a great deal of due diligence, hard work, and detailed preparation. Everything and everybody needs to be in the right spot at the right time to save time and resources, which suggests arranging timely transportation for all actors as well as crew participants alongside props and all-important film production equipment.Facilities are a factor that need to be considered when creating a film. During the course of the production of a film, film locations with desired climate and weather conditions will be required. When searching for facilities, the actors will also require certain locations in order to get their make-up done or even a place to store camera equipment. When creating a film, all facilities that may be needed have to be considered so they can all be adequately set up in time for production, as well as for post-production phases, in case any re-shooting is necessary.When making a film, it is essential to think about where the film is actually going to be shot. Discovering the perfect locations for a film could be extremely daunting. When a film location has been actually discovered, the preparation continues with securing necessary documentation and filling out the correct paper work to ensure the location is actually secure for all cast and staff. One more thing to think about when deciding on a location will be accessibility. In theory, an undiscovered, deserted island would be a beautiful film location, but if the cast, crew and film equipment can not arrive there, then it is not logistically an option in reality, unless you contact Packair, the film production logistics specialists! Packair is licensed and certified to move anything, anywhere in the world. There are no film location shipping destinations to where Packair cannot deliver!With the boom in productions starting in Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Hawaii, Packair has established presence in these hot filming locations to further make your film production freight logistics experience much smoother and even more stress-free! Packair has over 43 years of movie production logistics expertise, and has made the impossible a reality for over 5000 Hollywood Productions. Packair tailors your logistics specific to your exact needs, and offers best in class Atlanta Film Shipping, Hawaii Movie Production Logistics, and Los Angeles Film Freight Forwarding.Making a movie requires a lot of preparation and paper work with regards to the safety of the film location. Proper risk assessments must be completed in order to assess each single film location areas safety and security. Additionally, each location requires the authorization from the owner. Once the locations have been secured, Packair will further be able to assist with your film production logistics strategy.Film Freight Logistics Tips The proper documentation and certifications are required to ensure the most efficient and smooth film production shipping process. Necessary documentation for a movie includes the development documentation which includes the text, storyboards, and so on. Other kinds of documents would include threat assessments, health and safety examinations and budget. Other premium freight services include commodity export licensing, consular licensing, and dangerous goods declarations, all of which Packair is the industry leader in servicing. Without the proper documents, film making becomes much more complicated as well as could also indicate that the movie can easily not be actually made.As each day of filming can cost millions, Packair is well aware of what is at stake when there are delays, so our agents are here to provide the most efficient and most secure film freight logistics services possible. When considering film props, there are many products that should be considered, such as - public library materials, photo-library products, books, etc. These and even more components may add a layer of authenticity to the movie. Be careful to verify whether or not certain props may be used with the expressed consent and/or approval of the manufacturer or proprietor of the materials and/or merchandise. When transporting rented film props that are not intended for re-sale, an ATA Carnet may be utilized to save on duties. Packair is the premier ATA Carnet Service Provider and can secure your ATA Carnet within the same day, as a part of Packair’s Same Day ATA Carnet Service.When creating a film, one more element that has to be considered is actually time. There is an element of opportunity cost involved with so many moving parts. With all of the stars and crew that have various other works, time is very precious and must be utilized efficiently and wisely.When it comes to export services, knowing that your shipment has been handled safely and efficiently is even more important. With Packair, white glove service quality comes standard. Rest assured that our experienced and trustworthy agents share their best shipping strategies tailored to your exact shipping specifications with you. As such, Packair will provide you with the airway bill number and all flight details to ensure that you always know the location and safety of your cargo. To speak with one of Packair's experienced agents, call (310) 337-9993 or get your free quote now!FREE QUOTE http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PackairFreightForwarderInternationalTransportationCustomsBrokerFreightLogistics/~3/d66c0Y9Yg88/film-production-logistics-film-freight.html

Logistics of Creating a Film Production When it comes to film production shipping, film freight logistics, and film production logistics, be prepared for a great deal of due diligence, hard work, and detailed preparation. Everything and everybody needs to be in the right spot at the right time to save time and resources, which suggests arranging timely transportation for all actors as well as crew participants alongside props and all-important film production equipment.Facilities are a factor that need to be considered when creating a film. During the course of the production of a film, film locations with desired climate and weather conditions will be required. When searching for facilities, the actors will also require certain locations in order to get their make-up done or even a place to store camera equipment. When creating a film, all facilities that may be needed have to be considered so they can all be adequately set up in time for production, as well as for post-production phases, in case any re-shooting is necessary.When making a film, it is essential to think about where the film is actually going to be shot. Discovering the perfect locations for a film could be extremely daunting. When a film location has been actually discovered, the preparation continues with securing necessary documentation and filling out the correct paper work to ensure the location is actually secure for all cast and staff. One more thing to think about when deciding on a location will be accessibility. In theory, an undiscovered, deserted island would be a beautiful film location, but if the cast, crew and film equipment can not arrive there, then it is not logistically an option in reality, unless you contact Packair, the film production logistics specialists! Packair is licensed and certified to move anything, anywhere in the world. There are no film location shipping destinations to where Packair cannot deliver!With the boom in productions starting in Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Hawaii, Packair has established presence in these hot filming locations to further make your film production freight logistics experience much smoother and even more stress-free! Packair has over 43 years of movie production logistics expertise, and has made the impossible a reality for over 5000 Hollywood Productions. Packair tailors your logistics specific to your exact needs, and offers best in class Atlanta Film Shipping, Hawaii Movie Production Logistics, and Los Angeles Film Freight Forwarding.Making a movie requires a lot of preparation and paper work with regards to the safety of the film location. Proper risk assessments must be completed in order to assess each single film location areas safety and security. Additionally, each location requires the authorization from the owner. Once the locations have been secured, Packair will further be able to assist with your film production logistics strategy.Film Freight Logistics Tips The proper documentation and certifications are required to ensure the most efficient and smooth film production shipping process. Necessary documentation for a movie includes the development documentation which includes the text, storyboards, and so on. Other kinds of documents would include threat assessments, health and safety examinations and budget. Other premium freight services include commodity export licensing, consular licensing, and dangerous goods declarations, all of which Packair is the industry leader in servicing. Without the proper documents, film making becomes much more complicated as well as could also indicate that the movie can easily not be actually made.As each day of filming can cost millions, Packair is well aware of what is at stake when there are delays, so our agents are here to provide the most efficient and most secure film freight logistics services possible. When considering film props, there are many products that should be considered, such as - public library materials, photo-library products, books, etc. These and even more components may add a layer of authenticity to the movie. Be careful to verify whether or not certain props may be used with the expressed consent and/or approval of the manufacturer or proprietor of the materials and/or merchandise. When transporting rented film props that are not intended for re-sale, an ATA Carnet may be utilized to save on duties. Packair is the premier ATA Carnet Service Provider and can secure your ATA Carnet within the same day, as a part of Packair’s Same Day ATA Carnet Service.When creating a film, one more element that has to be considered is actually time. There is an element of opportunity cost involved with so many moving parts. With all of the stars and crew that have various other works, time is very precious and must be utilized efficiently and wisely.When it comes to export services, knowing that your shipment has been handled safely and efficiently is even more important. With Packair, white glove service quality comes standard. Rest assured that our experienced and trustworthy agents share their best shipping strategies tailored to your exact shipping specifications with you. As such, Packair will provide you with the airway bill number and all flight details to ensure that you always know the location and safety of your cargo. To speak with one of Packair's experienced agents, call (310) 337-9993 or get your free quote now!FREE QUOTE http://packairfreight.blogspot.com/2017/09/film-production-logistics-film-freight.html

 With over 43 years of experience as the best, you can trust Packair to get the job done right! Visit us at Packair.com for your Free Quote Request and call us at 310.337.9993 to speak to one of our professional, licensed agents to see how we can accommodate all of your shipping needs today!

 As leaders in transportation logistics, Packair is always excited about innovations that allow for improvements not only in available technologies, but also in those that can better our surrounding communities as well! No matter what your shipping needs are, make sure to visit us at Packair.com to see how we can customize shipping to your personal needs and requests!

What is an ATA carnet and how do you know if you need one? A Carnet, or ATA Carnet, is an international customs and temporary export-import document used to clear customs in 85 countries. A carnet allows you to not pay duties and import taxes on merchandise that will be re-exported within 12 months, so in other words, a carnet can be thought of as a passport for your boomerang goods! Coverage includes a broad variety of merchandise like commercial samples, professional equipment, and goods to be exhibited in trade shows and fairs! At Packair, our team of licensed professionals is on call to help you with ATA carnet preparation! Our typical turn-around time for preparing, processing, and registering your ATA carnet is 48 hours but we are able to accommodate rush requests within a day! Not to mention, our staff is on call to walk you through this process making the process easy, hassle free, and customized to your personal shipping needs! Click here: http://www.packair.com/ata-carnet.html for more information on the ATA Carnet preparation service and visit us at Packair.com to receive your Free Quote Request today!

 Packair has a team of Licensed Custom Broker with extensive experiences in customs compliance and dealing with government agencies that are ready to provide you premium import services! Dealing with unusual requests and anomalies is just a part of our day-to-day routine, so rest assured, we can assist you with your shipping needs! No matter if your import is a foreign artifact, live animal, or hazardous item, we will ensure proper application of the Customs Regulations’ and of other Government agencies’ requirements to fulfill your legal obligations that are determined by the type of goods you enter into the commerce of the US. Visit us at Packair.com now to see how we may be of assistance and to receive your Free Quote Request!

 Whether you’re a fine art connoisseur or a museum curator, Packair is your one-stop destination for your shipping needs! We have a staff of professional, licensed agents who can help you pack, crate, ship, get customs clearance, and deliver your valuable merchandise with the upmost care and precision that is provided with our premium white glove services! No matter if your item is large and heavy or fragile and delicate, we will custom tailor shipment to your personal import or export needs so that your shipment reaches its destination as safely and speedily as possible! Visit us at Packair.com to receive your Free Quote Request today!

 We know how to pack it, block and brace it, get it through U.S. Customs—whether import or export—and get it to its destination as safely and speedily as possible! Visit Packair.com for your Free Quote Request today!

Have a domestic shipment you need ground freight service for? Then Packair has the solution for you! With our own fleet of 13 trucks and vans as well as nationwide contracts, we have a range of ground freight services to accommodate your shipping needs. Whether you’re looking for standard, express, or counter-to-counter trucking, we can provide you with the right service that you need. Not to mention, our Service areas include to Canada and Mexico upon your request! Visit Packair.com to receive your Free Quote Request!  

No matter if you are traveling domestically or to a far-off destination, your friends at Packair can alleviate some of the stress for you so you can focus on what you need to do! Shooting a production with lots of props, movie sets, and camera equipment you need to bring along? Are you attending a trade show to showcase your exotic vehicle? Maybe you are traveling to import a rare animal… no matter what your shipment consists of or what destination it needs to get to, Packair has the professional, licensed staff that will custom tailor shipping to your personal needs! Go to Packair.com for your Free Quote Request now!