The choice between sea and air freight depends on factors such as budget, time sensitivity, and cargo size. Sea freight is cost-effective for large shipments but takes longer. Air freight is faster but more expensive, ideal for urgent or high-value goods. Consider the nature of the goods, shipping schedule, and budget constraints. Consult with your freight forwarder to determine the most suitable method based on your specific requirements.

Ensure all goods are properly packaged and labeled according to international shipping standards. Prepare necessary documentation, including commercial invoices, packing lists, and certificates of origin. Work with your freight forwarder to complete customs declarations accurately. Arrange for cargo insurance to protect against potential losses or damages. Confirm shipping schedules and coordinate with suppliers and buyers for smooth logistics operations.

Plan your shipment well in advance and choose a reliable freight forwarder. Ensure all documentation is accurate and complete to avoid customs delays. Track your shipment regularly and stay in communication with your freight forwarder for updates. Address any issues promptly and coordinate with your forwarder to manage unforeseen delays. Ensure that all parties involved are aware of the delivery schedule and requirements.

Work with your freight forwarder to prepare all necessary customs documentation. Ensure compliance with import regulations and tariffs in Wallis and Futuna. Provide accurate descriptions and valuations of goods to avoid discrepancies. Your forwarder will manage the customs process, including submission of documents and payment of duties and taxes. Prompt and accurate documentation facilitates smooth customs clearance and avoids delays.