I. Business Background • Operation Period: July – August 2025 • Cargo Details: Measurement and positioning equipment, totaling 20 pieces / 565.8 KGS / 3.66 CBM. The cargo consisted of mixed dimensions and varying individual weights, arriving at the warehouse as loose freight in multiple batches. • Service Requirements: Proxy pickup in Hong Kong, warehouse receiving, repacking and palletizing, air freight export, and destination delivery. • Routing: Hong Kong, China (HKG) Luan

Recently, Realogistics successfully executed a large-scale ocean freight import customs clearance project for food products. Faced with the demands of high-volume and strictly regulated food imports, the Realogistics team successfully fulfilled the client's requirements by leveraging our extensive operational expertise and proactive risk management system. 1. Project Period December 2025 2. Project Scope Providing end-to-end customs clearance services for the general trade im

【Project Background】 Recently, Realogistics successfully delivered two large flare gas-liquid separators from Shenzhen to Bahrain in the Middle East. Involving a mix of multiple container types and urgent delivery requirements, this project comprehensively demonstrated Realogistics' robust capabilities in special equipment handling and resource allocation. •   Port of Loading / Port of Discharge:  Shenzhen — Bahrain •   Shipping Solution:  2 × 40'FR (Flat Rack) + 1 × 40'HQ (H

As the globally anticipated Mobile World Congress (MWC) and major new product launches are about to begin, the cross-border transportation of exhibition items and event materials has become a top priority. This January, right during the peak international logistics period ahead of the Chinese New Year, Realogistics received a challenging and urgent commission: to provide air freight services for a batch of core exhibition items for an important client. Facing strict time cons

In the current shipping market, characterized by tight capacity on European routes and a scarcity of available slots, transporting large volumes of Class 9 Dangerous Goods (UN3480) on schedule is a critical challenge for many new energy enterprises. Recently, Realogistics successfully assisted a leading domestic new energy client in transporting seven 40'HQ Lithium-ion energy storage battery cabinets from Chengdu, Sichuan, to Dublin, Ireland, using the SOC (Shipper Owned Cont

I. Project Overview • Commissioned Time: Early November 2025 • Cargo Information: CESSNA 172L Light Aircraft (Disassembled), Weight: 1,043 KGS, Value: Approx. $28,500 USD • Mode of Transport: 40HC (40ft High Cube) Ocean Freight Container • Routing: Door pickup at London Biggin Hill Airport, UK London Gateway Port Xingang, China II. Operational Challenges & Realogistics Advantages In this cross-border aircraft transportation project, the Realogistics team successfully resolved

Project Background: A Race Against Time Recently, Realogistics received an urgent request from a technology company to transport a laser alignment tool from Milan, Italy, to Guangzhou, China, and then return it to Milan in its original condition after use. This was not just a simple round-trip shipment, but an extreme challenge to our professional capabilities: • Strict Timeline: The client explicitly required that each one-way operation (including customs clearance and trans

In November 2025, Realogistics undertook a critical assignment: to transport a batch of large tent kits from Hong Kong to a branch in Phuket, Thailand, to meet the client's sales needs. This task, due to its special cargo dimensions and complex operational environment, posed a substantial test to Realogistics' professional operational capabilities. Cargo Details: • Large Wooden Crate: Dimensions 489 x 46 x 118 cm / 1 piece, Gross Weight 780 kg. • Extra-Long Items: Dimensions

Under the complex international logistics DAP (Delivered at Place) trade terms, customs inspections at the destination port are often an unpredictable challenge, especially when time is a critical factor . In late October 2025, Realogistics successfully managed a time-sensitive DAP delivery task: the ocean freight project for 4x40HQ store display cabinets for a certain sports brand , from Shanghai, China, to Bangkok, Thailand. The key to this case was how the Realogistics tea

I. Project Overview • Cargo Attributes: Customized extra-long curved glass (precision fragile items). • Origins: Two separate batches sourced from Zhejiang and Foshan, China. • Specifications: Dimensions: 4.44m × 0.75m × 0.75m; Weight per batch: 344 KGS. • Route: Shanghai, China (PVG) to Dubai, UAE (DXB). • Incoterms: DDP (Delivered Duty Paid). • Core Challenges:   1. Extra-Long & Fragile: The 4.44m irregular structure is highly prone to deformation and breakage, demanding ex

Today,  Realogistics  shares a real-world case study involving a  FAW Hongqi Electric Vehicle Bidding Project , demonstrating how we optimize solutions to balance timeliness and cost efficiency. I. Project Background •  Timeline : July 2025 •  Cargo Content : FAW Hongqi EHS7 Pure Electric Sedan (1 Unit) •  Port of Destination : Hamburg, Germany (HAM) •  Cargo Specifications : •  Dimensions : 430 × 195 × 169 CM (Unpacked vehicle dimensions) •  Weight : Gross Weight 2441 KG / V

I. Project Overview •  Transport Route:  China Guangxi (Factory)  Pingxiang Friendship Pass (Smart Port)  Vietnam Lang Son (Xuan Cuong Yard)  Vietnam Tra Vinh Province, Duyen Hai Project Site. •  Scope of Service:  Full logistics under DAP (Delivered At Place) terms, including loading plan design, export customs clearance, cross-border road transport, border transshipment/reloading, assistance with Vietnam import clearance, and terminal delivery. II. Cargo Details The cargo c

Project Background Realogistics recently completed a complex international transportation project for a major client in the new energy sector. The task involved transporting high-value lithium-ion energy storage cabinets (UN3480) from a factory in Chengdu, Sichuan, China, to a final project site in Austria under DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) terms, utilizing a combined sea-land multimodal solution. Cargo Details •  Commodity:  Lithium-Ion Energy Storage Cabinets •  DG Classific

1. Time August 2025 2. Main Scope of Entrustment The client entrusted Realogistics to transport a shipment of project equipment, originating from Alberta in Western Canada, for cross-border transport and final delivery to a project site in Iraq. 3. Cargo Information •  Cargo Attributes:  Project equipment (General Cargo, Non-DG, no batteries, non-magnetic). •  Cargo Specifications: •  Initial Data:  2 pieces, Total Weight 1650 KGS, Longest side 3 meters. •  Final Actual Shipm

1. Project Information •  Business Model: DAP (Delivered at Place) •  Route: Tianjin Port, China to Felixstowe Port, UK •  Cargo Type:  3 x 20' Open Top (OT) containers with molds and accessories •  Shipment Date:  September 2025 Cargo Data: •  Container 1:  Main cargo weight 20,020 kg, dimensions 3300 2080 1580 mm •  Container 2:  Main cargo weight 20,540 kg, dimensions 4520 2280 1450 mm •  Container 3:  Main cargo weight 26,250 kg, dimensions 4610 2300 1670 mm The core ta

Project Background In October 2025, a biotechnology enterprise urgently needed to transport a shipment of Zinc Gluconate (a UN 3077 classified dangerous good) from Lyon, France, to their warehouse in Guangzhou, China. As it was the client's first time handling such an international shipment of dangerous goods, they lacked experience in the required documentation, packaging, and shipping regulations. They required a professional logistics partner to provide a full-service, doo

Project Background In October 2025, Realogistics was entrusted by a UK agent with a precise and complex transportation task: to ship a batch of aircraft engine nacelles from Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company Limited (HAECO) at Hong Kong International Airport to the Port of Keelung, Taiwan, for maintenance via sea freight. I. Cargo Details •  Container : 1 x 40’FR •  Cargo Dimensions/Weight : 330 x 342 x 207 cm / 775 kgs 336 x 330 x 201 cm / 863 kgs •  Commodity : Aircraf

In late October 2025, during the peak season for air freight, Realogistics was entrusted by an overseas agent to provide urgent air freight services for a batch of oversized precision components from Zhejiang, China, to Italy. Cargo Information 3 Wooden Cases（3CASES/926KGS/0.927CBM） Core Difficulty The longest piece of cargo measured 5.6 meters, far exceeding standard transport dimensions and requiring the use of scarce all-cargo aircraft and special pallets. Challenges Faced

Project Name: Oversized Equipment Inland Transport and Precision Unloading from Tianjin Port to Xi'an Factory Client's Mandate: A client commissioned Realogistics to handle the pickup of three oversized and overweight equipment cases, totaling 23.35 tons, from Tianjin Port. The scope included safe inland transportation to the client's factory in Xi'an and the complex task of unloading the equipment to a designated installation point inside the warehouse. Cargo Details: •  Tot

When the supply chain involves multiple countries, various modes of transport, and special customs supervision zones (such as bonded zones), the operational complexity and the demand for professional expertise increase exponentially. This article will analyze a specific international transit case to illustrate how refined process management and efficient collaboration can successfully overcome the complex logistics challenges of combining "sea-land intermodal transport" with