Ocean freight usually takes 25–40 days depending on the destination port, while air freight typically arrives within 3–7 business days.

Sea freight is generally the most affordable option for heavy or bulk cargo. LCL shipping can also help reduce costs for smaller shipments.

Major export ports include Alexandria Port, Port Said, Damietta Port, and Sokhna Port. These ports handle both containerized and commercial cargo.

Yes. Door-to-door logistics services are available for both air and sea freight, including pickup, customs clearance, and final delivery.

Most shipments need a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading or air waybill, and customs documentation based on the cargo type.

Import duties and taxes are usually not included in freight charges. Final costs depend on the product category and US customs regulations.

Businesses often ship textiles, marble, ceramics, furniture, agricultural products, machinery, and general commercial goods.

Air freight is the quickest shipping solution for urgent cargo, samples, electronics, and high-value products requiring shorter transit times.

Most freight forwarders provide cargo tracking services, allowing customers to monitor shipment status from departure to final delivery.