Container cargo
Share package dimensions, weights, quantity and loading requirements so a suitable container option can be assessed.

International sea freight planning for container, bulk and industrial cargo. Connect steel procurement with port, loading and delivery requirements.
An ocean shipment brings several decisions together: the cargo format, loading location, port choice, shipment window and final handover. AG Global reviews sea freight as part of the wider trade requirement, especially when steel and industrial materials are involved.
Discuss your cargoShare package dimensions, weights, quantity and loading requirements so a suitable container option can be assessed.
Identify cargo form, tonnage, handling needs and any vessel or terminal restrictions that are already known.
Define the loading and discharge points, documentation responsibilities and whether onward delivery is required.
For steel coils, sheet, billet or bundled products, include the weight of individual units and the packing arrangement. Equipment availability, schedules and freight terms are confirmed for each quotation.
Include the commercial delivery scope and any agreed trade term. Freight cost and schedule depend on the cargo, route, available capacity and the final service requirements.
Use the freight enquiry checklistShare your cargo, material requirement or project idea.
We’ll start with the details that matter to you.