Freight Forwarding
Every mode and every handover, coordinated by Redwave Zone.
Freight forwarding sits at the centre of how Redwave Zone moves cargo. Rather than managing carriers, customs brokers and inland transport as separate relationships, your shipment is coordinated through a single point of contact — from booking and routing through to documentation and delivery.
We select the carriers and routing that fit the cargo, the deadline and the budget, and keep you informed at each handover between modes and borders.
What's included
- Carrier and routing selection across sea, air and land
- Booking, documentation and shipping instructions
- Cargo tracking from origin to destination
- Coordination with customs brokerage and inland transport
How a forwarded shipment runs
- 01
Brief us on the shipment
Origin, destination, cargo and the date it has to arrive.
- 02
Choose route and carriers
Mode and carriers selected to fit the cargo, deadline and budget.
- 03
Book and document
Bookings, shipping instructions and documents prepared.
- 04
Follow it to delivery
Handovers between modes and borders, customs and inland delivery coordinated.
What we need from you
- Origin and destination
- Cargo description, weight and volume
- Ready date and required delivery date
- Commercial invoice and packing list, when available
Common questions
What does a freight forwarder do?
Coordinates carriers, routing and documentation for your shipment as one point of contact, instead of you managing each party separately.
Which transport modes do you use?
Sea, air and land, chosen for each shipment.
Do you handle customs?
Customs brokerage is coordinated as part of the shipment. See customs clearance.
Can you deliver after the cargo arrives in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. Inland delivery is coordinated, including container transport from the port.