Mistakes that can directly disrupt your planning

Transport is scheduled too early
What goes wrong?

You book a truck, container or flight while your customs documents are not yet complete. As a result, the transport is ready, but your shipment is not yet allowed to move on.

What are the possible consequences?

The inspection is moved to a later time and your shipment remains on hold. For refrigerated, fresh or time-sensitive goods, even a delay of a few hours can have significant consequences for your planning and costs.

Your shipment arrives too late at the inspection point
What goes wrong?

The arrival time is not properly coordinated with the scheduled inspection. The driver arrives too late, the inspection point is already closed, or there is not enough time available to carry out the inspection.

What are the possible consequences?

The inspection is moved to a later time and your shipment remains on hold. For refrigerated, fresh or time-sensitive goods, even a delay of a few hours can have significant consequences for your planning and costs.

The mode of transport does not suit the shipment
What goes wrong?

You choose sea freight, air freight or road transport without sufficiently taking into account the product, destination, required documents and available time.

What are the possible consequences?

Your planning turns out to be unworkable, or you face additional requirements that were not taken into account in advance. As a result, the transport has to be adjusted, rebooked or partially reorganised.

Parties are working to different schedules
What goes wrong?

You choose sea freight, air freight or road transport without sufficiently taking into account the product, destination, required documents and available time.

What are the possible consequences?

Your driver may have to wait, a container may miss its connection, or your goods may arrive before the recipient is ready. A single miscommunication can delay several parts of the process at once.

Transport that simply works

With imports and exports, things often go wrong during the handover between different stages. A container may arrive too late at an inspection point. A flight may not align with the documentation. Or transport may already be scheduled while customs clearance has not yet been completed.

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Good transport brokerage prevents transport and customs from working against each other and helps keep shipments moving. Flevo Trade Service ensures that transport and customs clearance are always coordinated, so goods keep moving and the planning remains realistic.

Our work process

For us, transport coordination is not a separate service. It is part of the full import and export process. Because we also handle customs clearance and documentation, we can align planning and execution properly.

Determining the transport mode

Based on the product, location, destination and planning, we determine which transport mode is suitable and which requirements apply.

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Scheduling

Transport is booked with the right party. Loading times, inspections and documentation are aligned.

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Follow-up until delivery

The transport is monitored through to the final destination, in alignment with customs handling and any inspections.

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