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Global Eco Trading

From the source to your market

We coordinate shipments from selected supply markets to customers across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia — by the route that fits the goods, the destination and the deadline.

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Supply coverage

The delivery method is chosen by the shipment, not by habit: air freight for a line that has stopped, sea freight for a season planned months ahead, consolidation when several small orders travel the same way.

Delivery availability is subject to the product category, route and applicable trade regulations. We confirm the route and the documents before the order is placed, not after the goods are in transit.

Delivery methods

  • Road freight

    Full and part loads across connected markets, with door delivery where the route allows.

  • Sea freight

    Container shipments for planned volumes — the cheapest way to move a season.

  • Air freight

    For urgent replenishment and parts that stopped a line. Costly, and sometimes the only right answer.

  • Rail freight

    A middle option in transit time and cost on routes where rail is available.

  • Multimodal transport

    Combined routes where no single mode reaches the destination sensibly.

  • Consolidated shipments

    Several orders in one shipment, where that reduces cost and paperwork.

Commercial terms

Incoterms and what they decide

We work with recognised Incoterms, including EXW, FCA, FOB, CIF, CPT and DAP, depending on the shipment, destination and commercial agreement. The chosen term decides who arranges transport, who insures the goods, and at which point responsibility passes to you.

Delivery availability is subject to product category, route and applicable trade regulations. Where a destination requires additional permits or certificates, that is established before the order is confirmed rather than at the border.

Let us discuss your next order

Send your requirements — brands, categories, part numbers, country and quantities — and our team will prepare an initial proposal.