 Cargo:
1. Where can I view Cargo tariffs for different destinations?
- You may download current Cargo tariffs by
sending an email to cargo@transasiashipping.com.
To request for a specific cargo rate for a certain shipment, you may
email us at starsy@transasiashipping.com with
complete information such as the kind of cargo, quantity, destination,
volume (length, width and height) and / or weight (in kilogram).
2. Where can I
get your Vessel's Schedule?
- Found on the right hand side of our Home Page is our Daily Schedule.
For our monthly schedule, you may download it by sending an email to schedules@transasiashipping.com.
Schedule may change though without prior notice and it is best to check
our Home Page for the most current one.
3. Are your vessels ro-ro
type? Can I bring my car along?
- All our vessels are roll
on – roll off. You may bring your car along.
4. How do we book
our cargoes? What details are needed?
- You may proceed
directly to our Cebu Main or Provincial Agency
office for documentation. We will be needing
the following details: items, quantity, description,
shipper, consignee, destination, date of shipment,
declared value and other important details, making
sure details are accurate and complete.
5. When should we
book?
- You may book your
cargoes as early as 1 week in advance.
6. How do you charge?
- Cargoes are charged under 3 tariff classification, either by weight
or volume, whichever is higher. For an approximate charge, call or
visit the nearest Trans Asia Cargo booking office.
7. What documents / permits
do I need to secure?
• Animals - Bureau
of Animal Industry, Arellano Boulevard, Pier 2, Cebu
• Cadaver - Death certificate and Permit to transfer from City Health,
Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu
• Rolling cargoes - Official receipt and Certificate of registration
• Dangerous substances - Philippine Coast Guard, Pier 3, Cebu
• Fish / Shellfish – Bureau of Fisheries & Aquatic Resources,
Arellano Boulevard, Pier 2
• Plants - Bureau of Plant and Industry, Arellano Boulevard, Pier
2, Cebu
• Rice - National Food Authority, Banilad, Cebu
• Sugar - Sugar Regulatory Administration, 2 nd floor, Rm 211 Martinez
Bldg., Osmena Blvd.
8. Are there any other
charges aside from sea freight?
- You will need to pay for
arrastre and wharfage charges at port of origin
and destination.
9. What cargoes are not allowed for shipment?
- Dangerous or hazardous cargoes are allowed
for shipment subject to Philippine Coast Guard's approval.
10. What documents do I need
to present to claim incoming cargoes?
- You will need to present
a copy of the bill of lading or a vaild identification
card to ascertain identity as the consignee to
claim incoming cargo.
If you need help or have more questions, please feel free to contact
us and we will be more than happy to serve you.
With TRANS ASIA, talagang “At Home ka sa Biyahe”!
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