Freight storage
and warehouse transfers.
Hold freight until the receiver is ready, transfer container cargo into a domestic trailer or split a load for onward delivery. Our warehousing service connects those handling steps with inbound and outbound transportation.
- Handling
- Cross-dock & transload
- Storage
- Short & medium term
- Transload
- Ocean to domestic
- Planning
- Location, volume & dates
Between pickup and delivery.
A container may need unloading before its inland truck move, or pallets may need a place to wait for a receiving appointment. Move A Freight matches the handling and storage requirement with a facility around your requested location, then plans the inbound arrival and outbound collection.
We review facilities around your requested location and dates. Tell us whether cargo is palletized or floor-loaded, how it should be handled and when it must leave. Storage, labor, temperature control and onward transportation need to be planned together.
Planning your shipment
Review the transfer, handling and onward transport costs together with container deadlines to decide whether transloading fits the shipment.
Matching receiving and collection appointments can reduce time at the facility. Confirm what happens if an arriving or departing truck is delayed.
Provide an estimated release date, pallet count and handling needs so we can check space and review storage terms.
From facility booking to release.
Tell us the market and volume
Where the freight is, how much of it, and how long you need it there.
We place it
Matched to a facility in our network with the right space and capability.
Receive and record
Agree on receiving references, piece counts and any condition photos or inventory records required.
Release on your instruction
Outbound scheduled when you say so, with the paperwork attached.
Tell us about the load.
Share the facility location you need, cargo, pallet count, weight and storage period. Include temperature, handling or container-transfer requirements so we can review suitable facilities.