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Ocean Ex

Oceanex Inc. provides intermodal transportation services to the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Executive Chairman, Captain Sid Hynes, along with his management team and more than 425 employees, is committed to keep Oceanex’s leading position as an intermodal carrier in Atlantic Canada.

FedExLTL

FedEx Corporation, originally Federal Express Corporation, is an American multinational conglomerate holding company focused on transportation, e-commerce and business services based in Memphis, Tennessee.

Expedibus

Expedibus is a parcel delivery service in Quebec, Canada that uses the cargo holds of bus carriers to transport packages

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Carriers, Services and great Rates…

You’re going to need a bunch of service options to get your orders to customers near and far.

With 2Ship, you get to bring your own courier and carrier accounts (if you already have some)

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Choose to use 2Ship carriers and services with 2Ship preferred rates (if you don’t have any accounts already)

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Use a mix of your own carriers AND add others from 2Ship…

That takes care of all the shipping options you need to get all orders to your customers…

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The Consolidation Process at 2Ship
  1. Order Collection: Orders are gathered from multiple sources, whether from an e-commerce platform, warehouse, or physical locations.
  2. Individual Packaging: Each order is individually packed and labeled with customer details and relevant tracking information.
  3. Grouping into a Master Shipment: Orders bound for similar destinations are grouped together into a larger “master” shipment, reducing the number of parcels sent separately.
  4. Documentation & Customs Preparation: Proper customs documentation (e.g., commercial invoices, customs declarations) is prepared for the entire master shipment, simplifying the clearance process.
  5. Shipping to Destination: The consolidated master shipment is sent via a chosen freight service, benefiting from bulk shipping rates.

Final Distribution: Once the master shipment reaches its destination, orders are separated and dispatched to individual customers or distribution centers.

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