FCL refers to a shipping method where a single shipper exclusively uses an entire container for their cargo. It’s ideal for high-volume shipments, offering greater security, less handling, and faster transit compared to shared containers.

FCL provides full control over the container, minimizing damage risks and delays from multiple handlings. It’s cost-effective for larger loads, offers better protection for sensitive goods, and generally has a faster processing time at ports.

A Letter of Credit is a financial guarantee issued by a buyer’s bank ensuring payment to the seller once all agreed shipping and documentation terms are met. It’s commonly used in international trade to reduce risk for both parties.

Typical LC documentation includes the Bill of Lading, commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, and insurance certificate. The documents must match the LC terms exactly to ensure payment is released without delay.

Yes, our logistics and documentation teams are experienced in handling shipments under Letters of Credit. We ensure all paperwork is prepared accurately and on time, helping you meet banking and legal requirements smoothly.

Yes, insurance is typically required and often mandated by the Letter of Credit. It protects the cargo against damage or loss during transit. We can arrange comprehensive marine cargo insurance that aligns with LC terms.