Successful case: 20-foot custom SOC house containers are shipped from Shenzhen to Canada, Japan and
- Author:Alvin
- Source:Sunny Worldwide Logistics
- Release Date:2025-06-20
Customer background:
Customers need to export multiple batches of 20-foot custom house containers (self-provided cabinets, SOCs) to Canada, Japan and the Caribbean for overseas project construction.This type of house container is a non-standard structure, and some shipping companies have concerns about compliance, safety and dock stacking, which makes it extremely difficult to arrange shipments.
Customer pain points:
*The house container structure is special and does not fully comply with the sea standard cabinet specifications. Some shipping departments refuse to take it
*Different destinations and complex routes, involving customs clearance standards and import restrictions in multiple countries
*Use special cabinets or third-party storage and transportation, high cost, long cycle and high operational risks
Solution:
We tailor a unified transportation plan across regions and routes for our customers to ensure that transportation in different regions can be completed in compliance, efficiently and at low cost:
1. Technical compliance support:
* Provide complete technical parameters, structural diagrams, and stability solutions for house containers
*Assist customers in preparing SOC declaration materials and safety assessment documents approved by shipping companies
2. Route coordination and resource integration:
*Link multiple shipping companies to arrange the optimal capacity and transit plan according to the destination route
*For unpopular routes such as the Caribbean, rare available cabins are allocated to ensure timely departure
3. Cost control and process optimization:
*All cabinet types operate according to the general cabinet shipment method to avoid high freight costs caused by the use of special cabinets
*One-stop service process, assisting customers in completing customs clearance information preparation in advance, and improving customs clearance efficiency of destination port
Final results:
Multiple batches of 20-foot custom house SOCs were successfully shipped to multiple ports in Canada, Japan and the Caribbean
All goods are delivered on time, compliant and safely
Customer transportation costs have dropped significantly, saving over 40% of the overall cost
Projects are delivered on schedule, customers are highly satisfied and plan for long-term cooperation
Customers need to export multiple batches of 20-foot custom house containers (self-provided cabinets, SOCs) to Canada, Japan and the Caribbean for overseas project construction.This type of house container is a non-standard structure, and some shipping companies have concerns about compliance, safety and dock stacking, which makes it extremely difficult to arrange shipments.
Customer pain points:
*The house container structure is special and does not fully comply with the sea standard cabinet specifications. Some shipping departments refuse to take it
*Different destinations and complex routes, involving customs clearance standards and import restrictions in multiple countries
*Use special cabinets or third-party storage and transportation, high cost, long cycle and high operational risks
Solution:
We tailor a unified transportation plan across regions and routes for our customers to ensure that transportation in different regions can be completed in compliance, efficiently and at low cost:
1. Technical compliance support:
* Provide complete technical parameters, structural diagrams, and stability solutions for house containers
*Assist customers in preparing SOC declaration materials and safety assessment documents approved by shipping companies
2. Route coordination and resource integration:
*Link multiple shipping companies to arrange the optimal capacity and transit plan according to the destination route
*For unpopular routes such as the Caribbean, rare available cabins are allocated to ensure timely departure
3. Cost control and process optimization:
*All cabinet types operate according to the general cabinet shipment method to avoid high freight costs caused by the use of special cabinets
*One-stop service process, assisting customers in completing customs clearance information preparation in advance, and improving customs clearance efficiency of destination port
Final results:
Multiple batches of 20-foot custom house SOCs were successfully shipped to multiple ports in Canada, Japan and the Caribbean
All goods are delivered on time, compliant and safely
Customer transportation costs have dropped significantly, saving over 40% of the overall cost
Projects are delivered on schedule, customers are highly satisfied and plan for long-term cooperation