International maritime FCL exports are a common mode of cargo transportation, and the following is the relevant introduction:

###service flow

1. ** Booking **: The shipper provides the shipping company or freight forwarder with cargo information, transportation requirements, etc., and books the appropriate space.

2. Packing: The goods are packed at the designated location or warehouse of the consignor to ensure that the goods are properly fixed and packaged.

3. ** Customs declaration **: The consignor or its agent prepares customs declaration materials, declares the detailed information of the export goods to the customs, and goes through customs clearance procedures.

4. ** Transportation **: The container is shipped to the port for shipment and shipped to the destination port by sea route.

5. Customs clearance at the port of destination: After the goods arrive at the port of destination, the consignee or his agent will go through customs clearance procedures and pay relevant taxes and fees.

6. ** Delivery **: After customs clearance is completed, the goods are shipped to the designated location of the consignee for delivery.

###Applicable scenarios

- Suitable for large quantities of goods that need to be transported in FCL, such as large machinery and equipment, electronic products, textiles, etc. For some goods with special requirements, such as refrigerated goods, dangerous goods, etc., can also be transported by special sea FCL.

###advantage

- ** Economical **: For large quantities of goods, FCL transportation can make full use of the space of the container and reduce the transportation cost per unit of goods.

- ** Safety **: After the goods are packed, the risk of multiple loading, unloading and collisions during transportation is reduced, and the safety of the goods is improved.

- ** Efficiency **: Shipping companies usually offer fixed shipping schedules and transportation schedules for FCL cargo, ensuring that the goods arrive at their destination on time.

###Precautions

- ** Packaging of goods **: It should be reasonably packaged according to the characteristics of the goods to prevent damage during transportation.

Customs regulations: Different countries and regions have different customs regulations, and shippers need to understand and comply with the customs requirements of the port of destination to ensure the smooth customs clearance of the goods.

- ** Transportation Insurance **: Although shipping FCL by sea is relatively safe, there may still be risks. It is recommended that the shipper purchase transportation insurance to protect the loss of the goods during transportation.