Container Trading & Leasing Solutions
Container Trading & Leasing Solutions
Cargoflow provides flexible container trading and leasing solutions designed to meet the diverse equipment needs of international logistics operations. Whether you require containers for short-term leasing, long-term use, or outright purchase, we ensure availability of certified units across major global ports and inland locations.
World’s Leading Contract Logistics Providers.
Airplane transport
Road transport
Rail transport
Ocean transport
We supply a wide range of Shipper Owned Containers (SOC) in multiple types and conditions to suit varied cargo, route, and budget requirements.
20’ & 40’ Dry Vans, High Cubes, Reefers, Open Tops, Flat Racks, ISO Tanks, Flexi Tanks, and Bitutainers
- New Containers – Directly sourced from reputed manufacturers.
- One-Time-Used Containers
- Used for a single trip, in near-new condition.
- Used Containers – Available with specified Year of Manufacture (YOM) and valid CSC certification.
Flexible purchase, lease, or lease-buyback models depending on project timelines and shipment volumes.
Containers positioned at ports, depots, and inland yards across key global trade routes.
Efficient handling of empty container logistics and repositioning based on shipment demand.
Many exporters and logistics companies choose SOC containers over carrier-owned units (COCs) for their operational flexibility, cost savings, and route coverage advantages:
- No Detention or Demurrage Costs: Shippers manage their own container return timelines, avoiding carrier-imposed penalties.
- No Container Deposit Requirements: In several destinations—especially in CIS countries, African inland markets, and remote ports—SOC shipments eliminate the need for container deposits that are otherwise mandatory for COC units.
- Preferred for Challenging Routes: SOC units are widely used for CIS destinations, African inland locations, and special project movements, where carrier boxes are often unavailable or restricted.
- Greater Control & Flexibility: SOCs allow shippers to reuse, reposition, or resell containers based on their operational needs.
- Freedom in Routing: Enables use of cross-trade or indirect routes, even through ports with limited carrier presence.
- Ownership Benefits: Frequent exporters can achieve long-term savings by using their own equipment for multiple shipments.
- Simplified Documentation: Direct control over paperwork and movement, ideal for multi-carrier coordination and cross-trade operations.