FCL & LCL Services
This guide highlights the key differences between Full-Container Load (FCL) and Less-than-Container-Load (LCL) shipping, along with their advantages and how to choose the right option for your business.
Less than Container Load Shipping: LCL shipping allows multiple shippers to share space in a single container, so you pay only for the space you use, measured in cubic metres (CBM). The logistics service provider handles the consolidation and deconsolidation of shipments. This option is ideal for smaller loads that don’t fill an entire container.
Full Container Load Shipping: FCL shipping involves a single shipper booking an entire container, usually for high-volume or time-sensitive shipments. You pay a flat rate for exclusive use, keeping your goods sealed during transit.
- Flexible options for small or large shipments
- Cost-effective solutions tailored to your cargo size
- Secure and sealed containers for sensitive goods
- Fast delivery routes with fewer stops
- Hassle-free consolidation and deconsolidation
- Reliable departures to meet your schedule
No volume too big. No load too small. Just ship — and let SEYFACE handle it all.
Frequently asked questions
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LCL shipping is ideal for small or irregular shipments, offers flexible delivery options, supports multi-destination deliveries, and is perfect for loads under 15 CBM or 2–3 pallets.
LCL shipping is cost-effective for low-volume shipments, offers flexibility for partial loads, and provides frequent departures to support on-demand shipping needs.
FCL shipping is ideal for high-volume shipments over 15 CBM, sensitive or high-value cargo, and situations that require faster, more direct delivery.
FCL shipping offers enhanced security with sealed cargo, faster and more direct routing, and is economical for large shipments by reducing the cost per unit.
