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Our Global Freight Solutions

Logicore Express provides different kinds of international freight forwarding services to ensure fast and hassle-free delivery of your products.

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International Freight Forwarding Made Simple

At Logicore Express, we take care of everything—from flexible transportation options and complete customs documentation to real-time cargo updates—ensuring you a smooth and seamless freight forwarding experience.

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Our Freight Forwarding Process

At Logicore Express, our team will manage every step of your freight forwarding journey. As a trusted International Freight Forwarder, we ensure your cargo moves efficiently, securely, and in full compliance with international laws.

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Your Cargo, Our Commitment

Logicore Express is an expert in carefully handling the freight transportation of products such as:

Raw Materials

DG and Chemicals

Consumer Goods

Perishables

Energy Products

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Partner with an International Freight Forwarder that Goes Beyond Shipping

If you are looking for a global freight solutions provider, choose a partner that will bring you peace of mind. If you have products in need of forwarding to any destination around the world, you may reach out to our experts at Logicore Express!

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Frequently Asked Questions About International Freight Forwarding

Incoterms (International Commercial Terms) are standardized, three-letter codes (like FOB, EXW, CIF) published by the International Chamber of Commerce. They define exactly where legal liability and financial responsibility shift from the seller to the buyer during an international journey.

Why they matter: They determine who pays for the shipping, who handles customs clearance, and who is responsible if the cargo is damaged at a specific point in transit.

Usually, no. Standard freight quotes cover the transportation and handling fees. Import duties, local taxes (like VAT), and customs broker fees are assessed separately by the destination country’s government and are typically the responsibility of the Importer of Record (IOR).

  • Commercial Invoice – Details the transaction value and description of the goods for tax calculations.
  • Packing List – A detailed inventory showing how the items are packed, their weight, and dimensions.
  • Bill of Lading (BOL) or Air Waybill (AWB) – The official contract of carriage issued by the carrier that acts as a receipt of cargo and a document of title.
  • Certificate of Origin (CO) – Verifies where the goods were manufactured (crucial for trade agreements and tariffs).