Global freight forwarding by sea, air and road
CargoMerger is an international freight forwarder operating in multiple countries. We organise door-to-door shipments across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, Türkiye and the Americas — and handle customs clearance, warehousing and distribution under one roof.
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Three ways to move your cargo
Choose a mode or let us recommend one. We compare the options against your cargo, route and deadline.
Full-truck (FTL) and part-load (LTL) transport across Europe and Türkiye. We plan the route and vehicle, and can combine road with sea or air legs.
- FTL — full truck
- LTL — part load
- Intermodal transport
- Distribution
Full-container (FCL) and shared-container (LCL) shipments on international routes, organised from port selection to delivery.
- FCL — full container
- LCL — shared container
- Project cargo
- Special equipment
Express service for urgent shipments and standard air cargo for planned ones. We compare actual and volumetric weight so you pay on the right basis.
- Express cargo
- Standard air cargo
- Charter flights
- Special cargo
Specialist and complex cargo
Beyond standard container, air and truck moves: combined modes, shipments between third countries, and heavy or oversized project cargo.
Sea, road, rail and air combined in one plan, with the legs, handovers, documents and insurance coordinated by one team.
- Sea + road
- Ro-Ro + rail
- Sea + air
Cargo that neither starts nor ends in Türkiye, and cargo that crosses other countries in transit, with the transit documents and guarantees organised.
- Cross-trade shipments
- T1 and TIR transit
- Permits and documents
Heavy, oversized and complex shipments planned with route studies, equipment selection, lashing and securing, and permits.
- Heavy and oversized
- Break-bulk
- Door-to-door coordination
Cargo that overhangs the container, shipped on flat rack, open-top or platform equipment with the line's approval.
- Flat rack
- Open top
- Platform
Chartering brokerage for project shipments that liner services cannot take: a whole vessel or part of one, from enquiry to discharge.
- Voyage charter
- Part and space charter
- Laytime and terms
How it works
From the first message to delivery, one team coordinates your shipment.
- Describe your shipment — Tell us what you ship, where from and where to, in your own words. A short message is enough to start.
- Receive your quote — We confirm any missing details and send a quote with the cost items listed separately, so offers can be compared like for like.
- We organise the move — Bookings, documents, customs clearance and handling are coordinated by one team.
- Delivery — Your cargo is delivered to the agreed place, and we keep you informed until it arrives.
Why shippers work with CargoMerger
One partner, three modes
Sea, air and road options compared side by side, so the mode fits your cargo and your deadline.
Customs and warehousing in scope
Customs clearance, warehousing and distribution can be handled together with the transport.
Clear quotes
Freight and local charges are listed on separate lines, so you can see what is included.
Cargo insurance on request
We can arrange cargo insurance and agree the coverage with you.
Direct contact
You deal directly with the team that handles your shipment.
Reach us your way
By phone, by email or in the quote chat on this page.
Where we operate
We organise shipments across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, Türkiye and the Americas. Your route is not on the list? Ask — we also organise shipments between third countries.
- Europe
- Asia
- Middle East
- North Africa
- North America
- South America
- Türkiye
Learn before you ship
Calculate volume, understand the documents and look up the terms before you book.
Frequently asked questions
What does a freight forwarder do?
A freight forwarder organises the movement of cargo on behalf of the shipper: it chooses the mode and route, books space with carriers, prepares documents, arranges customs clearance and coordinates delivery. It does not necessarily own the vehicles, vessels or aircraft that carry the cargo.
What information do I need to request a quote?
Origin and destination, what the cargo is, its weight and dimensions (or the number of pallets or containers), your preferred transport mode and the date the cargo is ready. If something is missing we will ask, so a short description is enough to start.
How is the freight price determined?
The price depends on the transport mode, the route, the weight and volume of the cargo, the container or load type, the season and the delivery terms (Incoterms). Port, terminal, customs and local charges are quoted on separate lines. A reliable figure is only possible once the cargo details are known, which is why we quote on request.
Can you handle customs clearance and warehousing too?
Yes. Customs clearance, warehousing and distribution can be organised together with the transport, so one team coordinates the whole shipment.
Tell us what you need to move
Describe your shipment in your own words and we will come back with a quote.
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