• Port Handling and Customs Clearance: The process begins at the port where the company handles the unloading, warehousing, and customs clearance of imported cargo. This step ensures that all necessary import documentation, tariffs, and customs duties are properly addressed.
• Last-Mile Delivery: The company ensures that once the cargo is cleared, it is transported from the port to the final destination using the most efficient mode of transport, including trucks, vans, or specialized delivery vehicles.
• Direct-to-Customer Delivery: Some logistics companies provide door-to-door delivery services, taking the goods directly to the end-user or customer, whether it’s for B2B or B2C (business-to-business or business-to-consumer) needs

Packaging and Labeling:

• Cargo Consolidation and Packaging: Services may also include cargo consolidation (grouping smaller shipments into larger ones) and packaging, ensuring that goods are properly prepared for safe transportation and final delivery.
• Labeling and Barcoding: The company may offer labeling and barcode services to streamline the inventory process and ensure accurate delivery and tracking.