You can see a lot of stacked containers at a port from above

Less-than-container-load (LCL) Logistics

Less-than-container-load (LCL) describes ocean freight shipments of lower volume that do not require full-container capacity. Multiple shipments from different customers are grouped in order to create a consolidation, enabling cost advantages.

Our LCL Services – Your Advantages

The consolidation of multiple shipments from different customers means you share the transportation costs compared to full-container loads (FCLs). Rhenus Canada provides custom LCL ocean freight solutions, which is a great economical alternative for less time-sensitive airfreight shipments, reducing costs and improving your environmental footprint.

Freight Options for Your LCL Shipment

Rhenus Canada provides the best possible option and route for your LCL shipments. You can choose between these freight options: Seaport-to-seaport, door-to-door, seaport-to-door or door-to-seaport transport.

We offer a cost-effective weekly consolidation service that efficiently ships your cargo from Hilden Gateway via Antwerp to Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and more.

Benefits of sending your LCL with Rhenus

Worldwide service at competitive prices
The Rhenus gateway service – globally-orientated and locally-focused
Supply chain optimisation with fixed departures and reliable transit times
Centralised control tower operation
Support in opening up new markets

Quality you can count on

Rhenus Canada provides the best possible transit times, space and equipment availability in combination with cost advantages for its customers’ LCL shipments
We maintain a close relationship with preferred shipping companies
We always offer the required cargo space at competitive prices – even in peak season

Reliable transit times

Rhenus Canada provides worldwide LCL services at competitive prices
End-to-end solutions within a global network guarantee supply chain and transit time optimisation
Our lean and regulated processes ensure on-time delivery for your cargo arriving at seaports