SEA FREIGHT FROM CHINA TO EUROPE

Europe has many ports, and five important container ports are Hamburg in Germany, Rotterdam in Holland, Felixstowe in UK, Antwerp in Belgium, Le Havre in France. Almost all the goods are transported via these five ports.

In addition, cargo from China to Bremerhaven, Arkhangelsk, Bergen, Amsterdam, Bilbao, Aarhus, Belfast, Alesund, Copenhagen, Dublin, Dunkirk, Gothenburg, Gdynia, Gavle, Helsingborg, Helsinki, Kaliningrad, Kotka, Kristiansand, Liverpool, Bristol, Oslo, Tallin, Palmas, Odessa and so on in Europe also popular which makes us the best freight forwarders.

Sea freight, or ocean freight, is the main shipping method for global export & import business. Low prices, large volumes, FCL or LCL options, all these advantages make delivery by sea a first choice for most international trade.

Introduction to the East Line

　　 The Western Route is a branch of the Mediterranean Sea Route. The Mediterranean Sea is surrounded by the European continent to the north, the African continent to the south and the Asian continent to the east. It occupies an important position in transportation and strategy. It connects to the Atlantic through the Strait of Gibraltar to the west, connects to the Black Sea through the Turkish Strait to the northeast, and reaches the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean through the Suez Canal in the southeast. The Mediterranean is a transportation hub for the three continents of Europe, Asia, and Africa, and a shortcut to travel between the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. The Mediterranean Sea is bounded by the Tunis Strait between the Apennines, Sicily and Tunisia.

　　The main ports on the eastern route are: LIMASSOL (Limassol), ALEXANDRIA (Alexandria), DAMIETTA (Damietta), ASHDOD (Ashdod), BEIRUT (Beirut), etc.