Ocean freight refers to the transportation of goods by sea, using cargo vessels to move bulk loads across international waters. It's the most cost-effective method for long-distance logistics.

Inland transport refers to moving goods via road within a country or region. It ensures timely, efficient movement between warehouses, distribution centres, and final destinations.

Refrigerated transport involves temperature-controlled vehicles designed to maintain product stability during transit, critical for perishable and sensitive goods.

Air freight is the rapid transportation of goods via aircraft, ideal for time-sensitive or high-value shipments over long distances.