A roll-on roll-off shipping company can move cargo internationally from all major ports in the United States to worldwide destinations. The ships are designed to be flexible and carry rolling and non-rolling cargo. Inside the roll-on roll-off cargo area, it looks similar to a large parking garage. Most ships can store more than 3,000 vehicles and may have up to 12 storage decks.

An international shipping port agent is your single source for all questions and inquiries. We can provide door-to-door service too if you wish. Besides we also provide the option of private containers for your expensive and luxurious items. Port agency representation, charters representation, export packing, clearing and forwarding, export compliance, etc. are among a whole host of processes that you as an exporter, businessman or auction house need not worry about. That is what a port agent is for.

International sea shipping may use a 20-45 feet container, or high top or liquid tankers, the Ro-Ro vessel method depending on your shipment commodity. International sea shipping can be used for various types of consignments including machinery, equipment aircrafts, automobiles etc. At USA International Shipping, we undertake international sea shipping with experience in moving ocean freight in full container load (FCL) or Roll-on Roll-off method. As per mandates and requirements globally we are compliant with Federal Maritime Commission requirements as an intermediary of ocean transport.

The most critical factor that can contribute towards economy international shipping is planning ahead for your shipment. By giving us ample time from date for delivery, then you are providing us the option to fill the containers with other consignments, resulting in the charges distributed to our customers making it lower cost of shipping for you.

There are several standard sizes of containers to meet the requirements of international shippers. The most common lengths are 20 foot (6.1 m), 40 foot (12.2 m), and 45 foot (13.7 m). International container shipping capacity is given in twenty-foot equivalent units called TEU. The capacity of a dry cargo container that is 20 feet long, 8 feet high and 8 feet wide is about 30,480 lbs. The standard international shipping container will be sufficient for almost all dry cargo.