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Why NVOCC, not a shipping company?

What is an NVOCC?

A non-vessel operating common carrier (NVOCC) is a forwarder that offers cargo transportation service by booking vessel space and arranging optimal routes to the destination, without owning ships or warehouses. Japan Trust has the capability to constantly secure vessel space at reasonable costs, which is one of the most important and crucial factors in the NVOCC business, based on its amicable relationships with many Japanese and overseas shipping companies, including alliance members and non-members.

Advantages of Japan Trust's service

Cost advantage
Based on our constant cargo handling operation of large volume of approx. 100,000 TEUs (combined with that of Ocean World Lines, one of the largest NVOCCs in the US), we offer flexible services at reasonable prices to best meet customer needs.
Convenience
Flexible vessel arrangement to meet customers' needs, such as schedule and delivery deadlines.
Secured space
Based on service contracts with major shipping companies and alliances, we can respond to any transportation needs by securing shipping space.
Speed
Prompt problem solving based on our expertise in FCL service for North America and timely information provision by Japanese staff at our U.S. offices.

Contact us if you:

  • Find the rising freight charge for North America burdensome.
  • Look for a forwarder that can deal with troubles during land transportation more smoothly.
  • Find additional surcharges troublesome.
  • Find difficulty in best scheduling your shipment.
  • Cannot book vessel space.
  • Want to use transportation service at a fixed cost during a certain period of time.

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Pictures of past oversized cargo projects