Frequently asked questions

A: GoodShip56 provides comprehensive logistics solutions from China to worldwide destinations, including:

1. Air Freight: Fast and suitable for light or urgent shipments.
2. Sea Freight: Full container (FCL) and less than container load (LCL) options for cost-effective shipping.
3. Specialized Land + Rail Transport: Efficient transportation to Europe and Central Asia via China-Europe Railway Express.
4. FBA Shipping: Professional Amazon FBA logistics including air, sea, and customs clearance.
5. Value-added services: Customs clearance, warehousing, labeling, packing, and door-to-door delivery.

A: Shipping fees are primarily based on:

1. Goods name, type, and material
2. Cargo weight and dimensions
3. Shipping method (Air / Sea / Land + Rail)
4. Route and destination(Detailed address)
5. Additional services required (FBA prep, customs clearance, warehousing, etc.)

Provide your cargo details, origin, and destination*, and we can give you a detailed quote.

A: The shipping method depends on speed, cost, and cargo characteristics:

1. Urgent or lightweight cargo → Air freight is fastest.
2. Heavy or bulk cargo → Sea freight is most economical.
3. To Europe or Central Asia → Land + Rail (China-Europe Railway Express) is stable.
4. FBA warehouse delivery → We provide air or sea transport directly to Amazon FBA warehouses with full tracking.

We can provide a customized shipping plan based on your cargo and budget.

A: To arrange a shipment with GoodShip56, please follow these steps:

1. Provide cargo details  →  dimensions, weight, and product category.
2. Select a shipping method  →  Air Freight, Sea Freight, Land + Rail Transport, or FBA Shipping.
3. Confirm the quotation and sign the shipping agreement.
4. Cargo delivery & transportation  →  You may deliver the cargo to our warehouse, or we can arrange pickup at your location (additional charges apply). We will handle customs clearance, transportation, and provide full end-to-end tracking throughout the shipment.

A: The system shows a pre-estimated charge, which includes shipping fees, surcharges, fuel fees, and commission. However, it does not include potential fee adjustments or penalties.

UPS/FedEx typically issues final invoices 1–2 weeks after delivery, and your actual charge will be based on that invoice.

• UPS: Final invoice based on order placement date
• FedEx: Final invoice based on pickup date

All charges are ultimately subject to the official carrier invoice.