Know what the
quotation covers.

See the quotation layout

Review how shipment details, charges and service scope fit together before comparing offers.

How the quotation is built

• FCL: container type, quantity, weight, route and included origin / destination services.
• LCL: cargo volume / weight, handling minimums and consolidation / deconsolidation charges.
• Air: actual and dimensional weight, chargeable weight, product acceptance, route and minimum charges.
• Consolidation: collection from each supplier, receiving, storage and any specifically agreed repacking.

Check these points before booking

• Quotation currency, validity and payment timing.
• Included services, exclusions and the exact handover point.
• Estimated departure / arrival windows and the documents needed.
• Which charges may arise from storage, delays, customs inspection, changes or missed collection.
• Whether cargo insurance, packing, clearance or door delivery has been requested and explicitly included.

Ask about optional services

Insurance arrangements, packing / reinforcement, destination clearance and delivery can be discussed for your cargo and route. Ask for availability, scope and charges to be confirmed before relying on them.

Need a useful quote?

Send the product, pickup location, destination, package count, weight / dimensions and ready date. If you are missing information, send what you know. YANG usually replies within 24 hours; final routing and pricing may require further checks.

Before your first booking

• Confirm any minimum shipment size and minimum charges for your cargo and route.
• Confirm payment timing, currency and the payee shown on your booking documents.
• Ask when storage charges begin and how changes or cancellations are charged.
• Agree the contact and records needed if damage, delay or a delivery issue occurs.