Choose the transport mode
Compare sea, air, express, rail-related or door options against volume and deadline.
International shipping route directory
Use the Foresmart route directory to move from a regional overview into a country-specific shipping guide. Each route page connects transport modes, origin gateways, destination handoff, documents and quote requirements.
Interactive route explorer
Choose a destination region, then set the shipment need. The explorer narrows the directory and points to the relevant service page.
Use this tool to narrow the directory or request a route review. The right service still depends on the cargo.
These locations include Foresmart offices and partner agents. The route directory focuses on China-origin guides.
Recommended starting point
Browse all confirmed routesSelect a region to narrow the directory, then open the country guide that matches the actual origin and destination.
Request a route quotePriority route gateways
Sea, air, FBA and door-to-door planning for major US ports, airports and inland destinations.
Explore routeChina to Canada freight routeNorth AmericaFreight solutions for Canadian importers, multi-supplier buyers and project cargo.
Explore routeChina to Europe freight routeEurope hubStart with the regional hub, then continue into the UK, Germany, Netherlands, France and other markets.
Explore routeChina to Australia freight routeOceaniaSea, air and final delivery planning for Australian commercial destinations.
Explore routeComplete route directory
Filter the directory by region or search the specific origin and destination. A route guide supports planning, while a current quote still needs the actual shipment data.
38 routes shown
Short-haul Asian routes and Gulf-market connections from China.
China-origin sea, air, rail-related and door-delivery planning for European markets.
North and South American routes, including several Asia-origin lanes to the USA and Canada.
China-origin commercial freight to Australian ports, airports and final delivery addresses.
Additional supported trade lanes outside the main regional groups.
How to use a route page
The exact carrier and price change, but the decision framework stays consistent.
Compare sea, air, express, rail-related or door options against volume and deadline.
Use the supplier location and destination address—not only the country name.
State the Incoterm, importer, duties, taxes, broker and document scope.
Final cartons, weight, dimensions, product type and ready date drive the quote.
Connect routes with services
Select the service after the cargo, deadline and final delivery responsibility are clear.
Best for larger, heavier or planned commercial cargo.
Review serviceAir FreightFaster cargoBest for urgent, valuable or inventory-critical cargo.
Review serviceDoor-to-DoorPickup to addressBest when origin, destination and final delivery need one defined scope.
Review serviceSupplier ConsolidationSeveral suppliersBest when cargo comes from several factories before one route booking.
Review serviceChina-origin coordination
Foresmart can connect supplier pickup and origin warehousing with the selected international lane. The quote should use the real supplier city, not simply “China.”
Plan a China-Origin RouteCountry pages help with planning, but the current quotation must use the actual shipment data.
Start with the real pickup location, final destination, cargo type, packages, weight, CBM, deadline and delivery responsibility. The route may use a different port or airport from the nearest city when it creates a better total service.
No. Available modes depend on origin, destination, cargo, carrier capacity and local partner coverage. The individual route page and quotation should show which options are currently workable.
Freight rates change frequently. Historical tables can explain the pricing structure, but a current quote must use the actual cargo, route, season, carrier capacity and destination scope.
Yes. Supplier pickup and warehouse consolidation can be connected with the selected route when included in the approved scope.
Provide supplier address, destination address or port, product description, cartons, weight, dimensions or CBM, Incoterm, cargo-ready date, deadline and any battery, dangerous-goods, FBA or OOG requirements.
Include supplier city, final postal code, product, cartons, weight, dimensions, Incoterm, ready date and required delivery date.