Sea Cargo
Sea Cargo
Sea freight or sea cargo is a method of transporting large quantities of products via cargo ships. Goods are packed into containers and these containers are loaded onto a vessel, where they will be sailed to their destination country.
Air Cargo
Air cargo is another term for air freight. It is the carriage or the transportation of goods through an air carrier. Transport services via air are the most valuable when it comes to moving express shipments around the globe and it consists of air mail, air freight and air express.
Sea Cargo Prohibited Items
- Liquors and alcoholic beverages
- Tobaccos and cigars
- Construction materials (i.e. asphalt, concrete, etc.)
- Scrap materials or metals
- Excessive quantities of milk, rice and wheat powder
- Corrosive materials
- Airconditioning system and compressors
- Illegal drugs and medicines
- Monies and cash
- Credit card/ sim card/ prepaid cards
- Firearms, explosives and toy guns
- Fireworks
- Jewelries
- Exotic leather items made of animal skin
- Antiques and priceless arts
- Pornographic materials (photos, magazines and videos)
- Automotive spare parts, motorcycle parts, etc.
- Frozen items and perishable goods
- Amy flammable items (i.e. gas, oil cans, petroleum, etc.)
- Plants and other plant materials
Any other shipment prohibited by the law of the Philippine Bureau of Customs and the Kuwait government.
