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Ports, containers, terminals and warehouses — a look at the work behind every ORX shipment from China to the United States.
Every image below maps to a stage in the chain we run for you.
Cargo staged and awaiting vessel loading at one of China’s busiest export terminals.
A fully loaded vessel underway on the China to US West Coast lane.
Ship-to-shore cranes discharging containers on arrival at a US port.
Container moving inland after clearing customs, bound for a client warehouse.
Imported goods racked and ready at a client distribution centre.
A container lifted into position during terminal handling.
Container transferred from the terminal directly onto a drayage chassis.
Containers secured on deck for the crossing to the United States.
Container collected from the terminal inside free time to avoid demurrage.
Cargo consolidated and packed at the supplier before export clearance.
Discharge underway at a US container terminal.
Goods counted and verified against the packing list on arrival.
A confirmed booking sailing on schedule toward the United States.
Container gated into the terminal after Chinese export clearance.
Roughly three weeks at sea between Chinese and US ports.
Cargo delivered, unloaded and put away at the client’s facility.
Tell us your supplier and destination and we’ll map the exact route, timeline and landed cost.
