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• rossy

  Juniorclubber (37 Posts)
  Eintrag vom 09.06.2025 14:36

  I’ve got a situation where we’re sending parts from Shenzhen to three customers in different EU countries. We’d prefer to ship once and then split it locally, instead of arranging three separate sea shipments. Is this something a freight forwarder can help with? Would love to hear how others manage this kind of setup efficiently.

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• gaxab

  Juniorclubber (33 Posts)
  Kommentar vom 09.06.2025 15:39

  We had to figure out the same thing last quarter when sending equipment to clients in Germany, Romania, and France. Sea Gate Logistic helped us organize everything through a consolidated cargo https://seagatelogistics.org/consolidated-cargo/ system. They received all goods at a hub in Asia, grouped them into a shared container, and then once it reached port in Europe, they handled all the customs processes and split deliveries based on our instructions. No back-and-forth with local couriers or trying to juggle tracking numbers — it was all one streamlined process. They also gave us a schedule with each leg of the journey mapped out, so we could update our customers in real time. Definitely made our multi-destination delivery manageable without overcomplicating things.

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