Consolidated shipping involves combining multiple shipments into one to reduce costs and increase efficiency.

Shipping times can vary based on the method used, but typically range from a few days to several weeks.

Costs depend on the weight, dimensions of the shipment, and the chosen shipping method.

Yes, a customs broker can help navigate the regulations and ensure compliance with customs requirements.

Prohibited items include illegal goods, hazardous materials, and certain agricultural products.

Yes, most shipping companies provide tracking services for your shipment.

Typically, you will need a commercial invoice, packing list, and any specific documents required by customs.

While not mandatory, shipping insurance is highly recommended to protect your goods during transit.

The best method depends on your budget, time constraints, and the nature of the goods.

Ensure items are securely packaged, labeled correctly, and comply with shipping regulations.