Import logistics refers to the process of transporting foreign goods to the country of destination, including the delivery, storage, transportation, customs clearance, etc. This is a complex process that requires coordination and management by a professional logistics company. In the process of import logistics, goods need to be transported through various modes, such as sea, air, rail and road transport, to ensure that goods arrive at the destination safely and in a timely manner. In addition, import logistics also requires customs clearance, tax payment and other procedures to comply with the relevant regulations and regulations of the country of destination.

Reservation of cabin seats and containers: Goods must be reserved at the departure port to ensure transport during the shipping period.

Sea or air transport: Goods can be transported by sea or air transport. Sea transport is usually the most common way to transport large amounts of goods, while air transport is better suited to transport urgently needed goods or high-value goods.

Port of arrival: After the goods arrive at the port of destination, unloading and clearance procedures are required.

Customs clearance: Goods need customs declaration and payment of taxes to comply with the relevant laws and regulations of the country of destination.

Delivery: Goods must be delivered to the destination by land transport or otherwise.

In the process of importing logistics, a professional logistics agency is required to coordinate and manage. Logistics agencies can help importers handle customs clearance procedures for goods, provide goods tracking services and coordinate various modes of transport to ensure that goods arrive safely and on time.