Consolidation in Dubai
Your cargo is received, checked, measured and loaded into a UK-bound container.
Less-than-container-load consolidation for cargo too big for air and too small for a full container.
LCL shipping from Dubai to the UK places your cargo in a shared container alongside other consignments, so you pay only for the cubic metres you occupy. It is normally the cheapest way to move anything from about 1 to 14 CBM.
Your cargo is received, checked, measured and loaded into a UK-bound container.
Loose cartons are palletised and wrapped so they survive shared handling.
House bill of lading, invoice and packing list prepared and checked.
Devanning at the UK depot and availability notice issued.
Import declaration, duty and import VAT calculation and settlement.
Pallet or full-load delivery to your UK address.
LCL is billed on revenue tonnes — whichever is greater, cubic metres or metric tonnes. Dense cargo such as tiles or machinery parts can therefore be charged on weight rather than volume.
Add the volume of each piece: length × width × height in metres. A pallet of 1.2 m × 1.0 m × 1.5 m is 1.8 CBM. There is normally a TO CONFIRM: minimum chargeable CBM minimum.
Indicative LCL transit including consolidation is TO CONFIRM: LCL door-to-door days.
Answer three questions and we will suggest the mode that usually works out cheaper on the Dubai to UK lane.
Guidance only — send your packing list and we will price both options side by side.
We ship from 1 CBM, with a minimum charge of TO CONFIRM: minimum chargeable CBM.
Slightly. The ocean leg is the same, but consolidation in Dubai and devanning in the UK add a few working days at each end.
Your goods share a container but stay on their own pallets. We wrap and label them so they are not disturbed during loading.
Usually around 14 CBM. Use the assistant above or read LCL vs FCL.
Send us your cargo details and we will come back with a clear, itemised Dubai to UK quote.
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