WHAT METHOD OF SHIPMENT DOES ANGLO PACIFIC RECOMMEND?
There are a number of considerations when selecting the most appropriate service for shipping your vehicle. Urgency of delivery, insurance considerations and budget all play a part in choosing the service that is right for you. As one of the largest container operators Europe, Anglo Pacific obtains preferential rates and service from shipping lines to virtually any destination. We utilise our buying power carefully to negotiate the best possible rates and service for our customers and monitor all shipments in transit. We offer two container options for shipping motor vehicles. Both involve containerising your vehicle at our depot, thus avoiding handling at the port of departure. GROUPAGE (OR SHARED) CONTAINER SERVICE Groupage is a cost effective solution for motorcycles and smaller saloons as your vehicle shares container space with consignments of personal & household effects bound for the same destination. Your vehicle is carefully loaded & stowed within the container and a sturdy ti
As one of the largest overseas movers in Europe, Anglo Pacific obtains preferential rates and service from shipping lines and airlines to virtually any destination. We utilise our buying power carefully to negotiate the best possible prices and service for our customers and monitor all shipments from door-to-door. SEA FREIGHT This is generally the most cost-effective method to destinations beyond the EU and can be combined with inland haulage and/or intermodal rail services. Household goods are export packed and stowed in steel water-resistant containers. Containerisation of cargo is the key to safety. Containers travel secured in an upright position on modern purpose-built vessels and are virtually pilferage-free. With an internal height of 8ft even the tallest items of furniture remain upright and contents rarely shift. Containers are generally available in 20ft and 40ft configurations on all major routes. Smaller 20ft insulated (or reefer) containers are also available to Australasi