Introduction to the transportation methods of oversized sea freight in the United States

US sea freight oversized refers to the logistics channel that transports oversized goods from China to the United States by sea. Due to the large size of oversized goods, ordinary sea freight may not be able to meet their transportation needs. Therefore, special transportation methods such as LCL (Less than Container Load) and LCL (Less than Container Load) are usually required for shipping oversized items by sea in the United States.

LCL transportation refers to assembling multiple goods into one container for transportation. In the United States, some large goods such as machinery and equipment, building materials, etc. are often transported by LCL. This method can save space and improve transportation efficiency, but attention should be paid to whether the size and weight of the goods meet the standards of the container.

LCL (Less than Container Load) refers to the process of assembling goods of different sizes and weights into one container for transportation. This method is suitable for some bulk cargo such as steel, wood, etc. In the United States, some ports provide dedicated LCL sites for bulk cargo to facilitate the assembly and transportation of goods.