Dangerous goods
Classification, packaging and documents reviewed before any booking.
Special cargo / dedicated review
Understand the product, before choosing how it should move.
For batteries, sensitive or regulated goods and e-commerce flows, FEESGO starts with product data before proposing transport, customs and logistics connections.
- Approach
- Review before acceptance
- Channels
- B2B · B2C
- Chain
- Transport · customs · delivery
Operating scope
Use product data to define the transport conditions.
Classification, packing, quantity, documents and applicable rules are aligned before capacity is requested.
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Review against ADR, IATA DGR or IMDG when those rules apply
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Review of sensitive or regulated products
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Checks on documents, certificates and markings
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Selection of a compatible mode and packaging
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Coordination of B2B or B2C e-commerce parcels
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Customs, warehousing and distribution under the selected scheme
Operating steps
Assess product rules and the e-commerce model separately.
The product defines the rules first; B2B or B2C then defines the operating flow.
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Identify the scenario
Distinguish special cargo, regulated products and e-commerce parcel flows.
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Gather evidence
Collect SDS, UN number, battery reports, certificates and technical description.
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Check feasibility
Compare mode, packaging, partners, customs and capacity before acceptance.
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Execute with controls
Coordinate transport, clearance, warehouse or distribution under the validated scenario.
Service options
Three scenarios, one principle: check before booking.
Batteries, sensitive goods and e-commerce require different controls before transport is selected.
Sensitive & regulated
Products requiring specific conditions, certificates or permits.
E-commerce
Parcel flows connected to tax, customs, storage and delivery.
Price & lead time
What determines feasibility and cost.
A general commercial product name is not enough to accept the shipment.
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Regulatory classification and composition
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Packaging, marks, certificates and tests
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Mode, route, partners and applicable rules
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Quantity, frequency and B2B or B2C scheme
Prepare the request
Describe the product as it will actually be transported.
Exact description, composition, quantity, packing and technical documents establish the acceptance conditions.
Request a quote-
Technical description and product use
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SDS / MSDS, UN number, battery report or available certificates
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Composition, quantity and value
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Packaging, dimensions and weight
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Country of origin and destination markets
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B2B or B2C scheme and expected frequency
What the quotation confirms
The quotation states the service scope, operating conditions, required documents, price and estimated lead time. Transport or storage capacity is confirmed for each shipment.
FAQ
Special cargo and e-commerce questions.
Acceptance depends on product, documents and available capacity.
01 Is every e-commerce request special cargo?
No. The commercial channel and the product’s regulatory status are separate questions and are reviewed independently.
02 Which documents should be sent for a regulated product?
Available technical description, SDS, UN number, battery report, certificates and packaging details.
03 What can an e-commerce flow include?
Depending on the shipment: China–France import, clearance, receiving, storage, preparation and distribution.
04 Liquids, batteries, wine, cosmetics or food — can they be accepted?
These products must be declared upfront with their exact description and composition (SDS or product sheet). FEESGO then confirms whether a compatible mode can be proposed under the applicable rules. Goods without compliant documentation may not be accepted.
Next step
Compare options for your next shipment.
Share the origin, destination, cargo and target date. FEESGO asks only for the additional details needed to prepare a workable quotation.