Air and ocean exports

Your ideal export partner

TOC Logistics International, LLC. provides transparent international and domestic air and ocean freight services. Our team works directly with ocean carriers and airlines to offer competitive export rates and make sure your cargo arrives quickly and efficiently.

We help you navigate exports regulations. Our team has developed valuable relationships across the world, which allow us to offer benefits to our customers that otherwise wouldn’t be available.

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An aircraft shooting across a dark sky and leaving behind white trails.
The crosswater view of a cargo ship loaded with containers moving across a body of water.
The overhead view of a busy terminal with many planes.

EXPORTS MADE EASY

We work to eliminate unnecessary obstacles and expenditures so your supply chain can save. Learn about our export services by clicking the arrows below.

Air Services

No matter where you want to ship your cargo, we can get it there. We work with over 1,000 shipping partners throughout the globe. When you work with our air exports team, we negotiate the best rates for your cargo to ship quickly and efficiently, all while saving you money.

Ocean Services

We work with freight lines across the globe to offer you efficient results you can count on. When you work with TOC, you can expect to see a 10-30% reduction in cost and transit times. We’ll help you navigate and reduce ocean shipping rates, and we’ll keep you informed about changes in the industry as they happen.

WE’RE HERE TO HELP

Our capable and experienced team is standing by to assist organizations and supply chains across the globe. Click the button to get in touch with our team.

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Our Certifications

TOC Logistics International holds the following certifications:

CNS an IATA Company: Endorsed Agent

Accredited as an IATA agent, TOC Logistics International, LLC. has a direct contract connection with the airlines and provides high-quality service and dependability that airlines and their clients expect.

TOC Logistics International, LLC. is certified by CTPAT, a voluntary government business initiative to strengthen and improve overall international supply chain and US border security.

TOC Logistics International, LLC. is recognized as a Licensed Customs Broker by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. This means we can provide expertise regarding entry procedures, admissibility requirements, classification, valuation, and the rates of duty and applicable taxes and fees for imported merchandise.

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has licensed TOC Logistics International, LLC. as an NVOCC (Non-Vessel Operating Container Carrier) for providing ocean/air services.

Federal Maritime Commission logo

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has also licensed TOC Logistics International, LLC. (License No. 023587NF) as a FF (Freight Forwarder) for providing ocean/air services.

TOC Logistics International, LLC. has achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification to demonstrate our commitment to customers and globally recognized quality of service standards.

Our Services

Air and Ocean Services

Deliver cargo quickly and reliably with air and ocean freight options.

Supply Chain OPTIMIZATION

Optimize your supply chain and create new efficiencies.

Customs Brokerage

Our customs brokers make international shipping easy.

Time Critical Logistics

Our team can help you reduce time critical logistics and save money.

Consolidation Programs

Increase efficiencies and boost savings with our consolidation programs.

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