Getting shipping rates is very easy. TISAL’s rates are determined differently based on how soon you need the freight to arrive or if your shipping a full container load (FCL) or less that container load (LCL). Regardless of what you are shipping, the following factors help determine the rate:

• Commodity
• Mode of transportation (Air or Ocean)
• Shipment dimensions – for LCL cargo only
• Weight – for LCL cargo only
• Origin and destination  

A Bill of Lading (BoL) is a form that details the journey of a shipment. It identifies the commodity, serves as a receipt, and functions as a legally binding contract between the carrier and shipper. A BoL is necessary before freight pick up and transportation.

When packing fragile items for a shipment, it’s important to pack them with special care in order to avoid damage during the shipping process. While crating the fragile items is a necessary precaution, there are other things that can be done to further protect them, including:

• Wrapping items such as glass separately. This protects them from coming into contact with non-fragile items.
• Packing as many fragile items into one crate as possible so there is limited movement within the crate during transit.

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