Practical information for moving cargo across the Pacific.

International sea freight involves a long chain of decisions and processes. Cargo needs to be prepared, a suitable shipping arrangement needs to be considered, documentation needs to be completed and the shipment must move through the appropriate ports and transportation networks. For Pacific destinations, the journey can involve additional considerations around sailing schedules, connecting services, transshipment and local port infrastructure.

Pacific Freight Guide was created to bring these subjects together in one accessible place. The goal is not to replace a freight forwarder, shipping line, customs authority or other professional service. Instead, the site provides practical background information that helps readers understand the terminology, processes and considerations involved before making decisions about an international cargo shipment.