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High, wide or heavy – this is how you move it

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If you want to send a 20ft or 40ft container to your customer in China there are many forwarders that can arrange the shipment seamlessly and efficiently.

However, if your cargo does not fit into a standard container, the number of forwarders with out-of-gauge, conventional or ...

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  • Daniel D.

    August 18, 2016 at 4:01 pm

    Is this Damco advertisment? Cmon Loadstar, I expect serious industry orineted but neutral news here. If it’s a commercial than please mark it clearly.

  • Mike Wackett

    August 19, 2016 at 2:30 pm

    Not one penny Daniel.
    We thought it was an interesting, informative blog on non-standard shipping practices which deserved a link.
    As you probably know our news and analysis at the top of the order.

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