Ocean freight, also known as sea freight, is the transportation of goods via cargo ships across oceans and seas. It is a cost-effective method for shipping large quantities of goods internationally.

Certain types of goods may have restrictions or require special handling when shipping via ocean freight, such as hazardous materials or perishable items. It’s important to check with the shipping carrier and comply with international shipping regulations.

OWL’s ocean freight offers several advantages, including lower shipping costs compared to air freight, the ability to transport large volumes of goods in a single shipment, and access to a global network of ports.

The transit time for ocean freight shipments varies depending on factors such as the distance between ports, the shipping route, weather conditions, and any potential delays in port operations or customs clearance. Generally, ocean freight shipments can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks.

Virtually any type of goods can be shipped via ocean freight, including but not limited to consumer goods, industrial products, raw materials, vehicles, machinery, and perishable items (with proper refrigeration).