Freight & Logistics

From a single pallet to full container loads, Averix moves freight across the world — by sea, air, road, and rail — with the visibility, speed, and cost control your business demands.

+ Mission statement

Freight blends collaboration and tech innovation to craft logistics solutions that unite shippers and carriers, driving smarter supply chains through customer-centric excellence.

By harnessing data-driven insights and adaptive technologies, Freight empowers stakeholders to navigate complexity with clarity and agility.

Through relentless pursuit of transparency and partnership, Freight fosters trust and unlocks untapped potential in every logistical journey.

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Sea Freight

Sea freight is our preferred choice for shipments where speed is not a primary concern. This mode of transport offers several advantages, including:

Affordability

Sea freight is typically more cost-efficient than air freight, especially for large or heavy consignments. The lower cost per unit makes it an ideal option for businesses aiming to reduce transportation expenses.

Ideal for Bulk Shipments

Sea freight is well-suited for moving large volumes of goods. Shipping containers can hold substantial quantities, making it a practical solution for businesses managing bulk orders.

Versatile Shipping Options

With sea freight, businesses can choose between Full Container Load (FCL) for exclusive container use or Less than Container Load (LCL) for shared container space. These options provide flexibility to meet diverse shipping needs.

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Air Freight

Air freight is the best option for customers who prioritize speed and need their goods delivered as quickly as possible. However, it is typically the most expensive method of transportation.

Fast Transit Times

Air freight is the quickest way to transport goods, making it ideal for urgent shipments. Deliveries can be completed in hours or days, significantly faster than sea or ground transport.

Dependability

With regular and well-scheduled flights, air freight offers a high level of reliability. This consistency is vital for businesses requiring timely deliveries to maintain smooth operations and meet critical deadlines.

Suitable for High-Value Goods

Air freight is a practical choice for lightweight, high-value products. Despite the higher per-kilogram cost, the speed and efficiency of delivery often make it a cost-effective solution for these types of shipments.

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Rail Freight

Rail freight offers several benefits, although its use may be limited by infrastructure challenges, the condition of rail networks, and geographical obstacles such as oceans. When feasible, rail freight provides the following advantages:

Cost-Efficiency for Long Distances

Rail transport is often more affordable than air freight and can rival road transport in cost-effectiveness, especially for long-haul shipments. It is a reliable choice for transporting large volumes of goods over extended distances.

Lower Environmental Impact

Compared to air or road transport, rail freight is a more environmentally friendly option. Trains are typically more fuel-efficient on a per-ton basis, helping to reduce carbon emissions and support sustainable logistics.

Government Investment and Support

In many areas, governments prioritize and invest in railway infrastructure, enhancing its appeal for businesses. These investments can lead to improved service, better connectivity, and more competitive pricing for rail freight.

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Road Freight

Road freight, which involves transporting goods via trucks and lorries on road networks, is a widely used option due to its numerous advantages. Key benefits include:

Direct Door-to-Door Delivery

Road freight offers direct delivery from origin to destination, eliminating the need for additional transport modes. This simplifies logistics and ensures a smooth process, particularly for shipments requiring multiple stops or precise delivery.

Extensive Connectivity

Well-established road networks in many areas provide broad coverage, allowing efficient transportation and access to even remote locations.

Cost Efficiency Through Economies of Scale

The ability to use larger vehicles and consolidate shipments helps reduce costs, making road freight a cost-effective solution for businesses with regular or large transportation needs.

+ Our Coverage

We're a hands-on logistics team that takes accountability for your cargo from pick-up to proof of delivery

+ Why AVERIX

What makes AVERIX different from every other freight forwarder

Committed transit times — not estimates

We quote timelines we can actually meet. Our 98% on-time rate is measured against the delivery window we give you at quote, not a range of "possible" dates.

Real-time visibility on every shipment

Your dedicated portal shows every container, every airway bill, every customs status — updated in real time. No chasing, no ambiguity, no surprises on delivery day.

Fixed-price quotes — no surprise invoices

Every quote covers freight, insurance, customs, and last-mile. What we quote is what you pay. We've built our client retention on this single commitment.

+ Our standards

The Incoterms we frequently use in our daily operations

Incoterms (International Commercial Terms) are a standardized trade terms designed to clarify the roles and responsibilities of buyers and sellers in the transportation and delivery of goods in international trade.

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EXW (Ex Works)

Seller makes goods available, buyer handles all transportation and risks.

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FCA (Free Carrier)

Seller delivers goods to nominated carrier, buyer assumes risk afterward.

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FOB (Free On Board)

Seller delivers goods loaded onto vessel, risk transfers to buyer.

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CFR (Cost and Freight)

Seller delivers goods to named port, covers cost and freight, risk shifts to buyer onboard vessel.

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CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight)

Seller delivers goods to named port, covers cost, freight, and insurance, risk shifts to buyer onboard vessel.

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CPT (Carriage Paid To)

Seller delivers goods to carrier, covers transportation cost, risk transfers to buyer.

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CIP (Carriage and Insurance Paid To)

Similar to CPT, seller also arranges and pays for insurance, risk transfers to buyer.

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DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid)

Seller delivers goods to destination excluding duties, buyer handles customs and duties.

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DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)

Seller delivers goods to destination including duties, assumes all risks and costs until delivery to buyer.

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