landfallfreight
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Primary market: USA · Canada & Puerto Rico service available

Freight from China for North American businesses

Door-to-door solutions for commercial cargo, bulky goods, and multi-supplier orders—with the agreed scope and delivery conditions confirmed in writing before booking.

Commercial shipmentsBulky cargo reviewMulti-supplier coordinationWritten quote scope
Commercial freight being handled in a warehouse
Commercial freight decisions begin with the packed cargo and delivery site.
Best Fit

What cargo do we help move?

We coordinate commercial inventory, bulky goods, and multi-supplier orders from China to North America. Our service is designed for freight requiring cargo and delivery planning, rather than single small personal parcels.

  • Commercial inventory

    Recurring or project-based stock moving from Chinese suppliers to North America.

  • Bulky and heavy cargo

    Furniture, equipment, fixtures, building materials, and other non-standard freight.

  • Multi-supplier orders

    Pickup and consolidation when one shipment involves several factories or vendors.

  • Complex final delivery

    Commercial sites, warehouses, 3PLs, FBA, and qualified residential locations.

How It Works

How does the shipment process work?

Send your shipment details for review. We assess the cargo and route, document the proposed quote scope, and coordinate booking and delivery after approval.

  1. Submit shipment details

    Send the cargo, origin, destination postcode, address type, and available packing information.

  2. Cargo and route review

    We check shipment fit, mode, customs requirements, route availability, and final-delivery conditions.

  3. Written scope and quote

    The proposed transport, customs, duty treatment, delivery scope, and identifiable exceptions are documented.

  4. Booking and coordination

    After approval, one contact coordinates supplier pickup, main transport, customs partners, and delivery milestones.

Quote Clarity

What should your written quote cover?

A quote should identify the agreed pickup, main transport, customs coordination, duty treatment, and final delivery scope. Shipment-dependent exceptions should be visible before booking whenever they can be identified.

  • Cargo details and measured dimensions
  • Destination postcode and address type
  • Importer and customs arrangement
  • Remote, residential, appointment, liftgate, or waiting conditions
  • Quote validity and identifiable exclusions
Shipment Resources

Plan before requesting a quote

Use these guides to clarify the shipment, compare modes, and understand the questions that affect a written scope.

Have commercial cargo ready to review?

Send the cargo, destination, and delivery details for a route assessment and written quote.