which is easier for customer, LCL, or FCL?

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which is easier for customer, LCL, or FCL? I mean, customer prefer supplier to ship goods via FCL, or LCL? :)

i think it depends on the cbm of the goods~

Reply #2 dinahsun's post

It's around 16.5CBM, but only 10.2Ton... :( xIoK-T1q.h
Now I can't get customer's answer since they are in holiday...

LCL is available for goods , I think

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X]2_ `A_9|)r] it is better to use LCL as the cbm even cannot fit a 20' container~

Reply #5 dinahsun's post

think so, hope customer won't be mad with this... :L
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Reply #6 Banana-apple's post

Maybe you can ask them to order more for a 20" container will be more safe for shipment in my opinion:)

FCL

definitely FCL for furniture.

Reply #7 lily_trade's post

haha. now the production is finished already and what's more, we can't get in touch with customer at all... L j{Ui%JN
But we decide to ship via FCL, since the LCL costs more when charging by CBM... 5WC4VUo:@x D
tks. dear lily..

Reply #8 luckymom's post

great... 2u!y+g`
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we decide by FCL now... tks. :kiss: