KG Logistics provide reliable freight forwarding services for businesses and individuals importing goods to and from India.
We offer both sea and air freight options, including part load (LCL), full container load (FCL), and air freight solutions for commercial and private clients. Whether you are shipping smaller consignments or larger cargo, our team will arrange the most efficient and cost-effective option.
If you are importing from India for the first time, we can guide you through the process step by step. Through our trusted agents in India, we can assist with export documentation, shipping, customs clearance, and delivery to the final destination if required.
The freight rate determines how much it will cost to transport cargo from one point to another. The total cost is influenced by a range of factors:
It can be difficult for companies to navigate the complexities of the customs clearance process, which is why offloading this responsibility to a freight forwarder is ideal for many. Despite this, some of the documents needed will still be your responsibility, including:
Other documents may be necessary depending on the type of goods you are transporting. Failure to organise the necessary documents in time will result in the delay of your shipment arriving.
India has a large and well-developed network of shipping ports that support the country’s growing import and export trade. There are 12 major government-owned ports and more than 200 minor and intermediate ports operating along India’s coastline. These ports play a vital role in connecting Indian manufacturers and suppliers with global markets. Some of the key shipping ports in India include:
Air freight from India to the UK typically takes between 3 and 5 days when shipped via transhipment, where the cargo passes through an intermediate hub before reaching its final destination. Direct air freight services can take as little as 1 to 2 days, depending on flight availability and departure location.
Sea freight from India to the UK usually takes between 20 and 30 days, depending on the port of origin, shipping route, and type of service. It is the most cost-effective option for larger shipments and full container loads.