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Consolidated cargo to Kazakhstan

When a shipment does not fill a truck or container, it travels as consolidated cargo with other shippers' goods. You pay only for your own kilograms or cubic metres.

Road from China
10⁠–⁠18 days, price on request
Rail from China
18⁠–⁠30 days, price on request
Road from Hong Kong
12⁠–⁠18 days, per-m³ quote on request
Light cargo
under 200 kg/m³ priced per m³
From Dubai
consolidated air shipments from 10 kg

How consolidation works

The supplier hands the boxes to the consolidator's warehouse, where they are weighed, measured, labelled and loaded onto the next truck or wagon. Goods from several suppliers are grouped under one label and shipped as one consignment.

Density and price

The rate depends on density: shipment weight divided by volume. The denser the cargo, the lower the price per kg. Cargo lighter than 200 kg/m³ is priced per cubic metre.

Example: 300 kg in 1.5 m³ is 200 kg/m³, priced by weight. The same 300 kg in 3 m³ is 100 kg/m³, priced by volume.

Packing and labelling

Boxes are handled several times in a shared truck, so fragile goods travel crated or on a pallet. Every box needs the consignee mark and a package number. Crating adds weight and volume, and the quote includes it.

Shipment size

Groupage covers shipments from a few boxes up to 10⁠–⁠15 m³. For larger volumes we quote a dedicated truck or container, which leaves without waiting for the load to fill.

FAQ

What is the minimum for consolidated cargo?

From a few boxes. The carrier's minimum charge is shown in the quote.

Why was my cargo priced per cubic metre?

Its density is below 200 kg/m³, as with clothing, toys or furniture.

Can you combine goods from several suppliers?

Yes, goods from different suppliers are received under one label and shipped together.

Is consolidated cargo slower?

It can take 2⁠–⁠4 days longer while the truck fills. We give the time for each run in the quote.

How should goods be packed for groupage?

Sturdy cartons without empty space, fragile items crated or palletised, and the consignee mark on every package.