We provide a full array of international freight shipping services and support for businesses.
Shipping to or from Mexico, Canada, Asia, Europe or South America? We know the ins and outs of cross-border freight shipping, including requirements for trade agreements, working through a Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS), and preparing documentation that won't cost you money in customs penalties.
We manage freight customs clearance, duty management, global oversize cargo shipping, incoterms, packaging and documentation and refrigerated cargo. We work with less-than-container load (LCL), full container load (FCL), door-to-door, port-to-port, sea freight and air freight.
Your international freight shipping services include:
Getting Hitched without a Hitch Our website and catalog of successful case studies typically spotlight the kind of work that we’re most often called upon to do: Moving big, heavy complex shipments across borders and around the world. It took a New York-based wedding planner to figure out that if we could handle the movement and reassembly of manufacturing equipment from Argentina to Mexico, maybe we could manage the logistics for a high-profile destination wedding in St. Bart’s. Instead of crating up a stamping press or door…
Our White Glove Solution to a Full Color Problem The problem was alarming, and expensive: Sensitive color printing systems shipped from the Far East were damaged before reaching a final destination in the United States. The customer need was clear: Find a solution. Quickly. And guarantee future results. The team at ICAT Logistics DTW responded with swift precision, tracing the process, isolating the cause of the damage and implementing a customized solution. Our troubleshooting determined that the equipment – secured in boxes six-feet-high…
Oversize, Overweight and Right up our Alley The ICAT Logistics DTW team recently put a particularly large package onto a truck traveling from Detroit to Norfolk, Virginia where it was loaded by crane onto a flat rack and then onto a ship to begin the 10,300 nautical mile trip through the Panama Canal and ultimately to Shanghai, China. Our team called it “The Beast to the East.” How big was it? The package was 30 feet long, 8.5 feet wide and 10 feet high. It weighed 42 tons. Certainly large, but not in a class of its own from ICAT’s…
