Air freight involves the transportation of goods by aircraft. It is the fastest shipping method, ideal for urgent or high-value shipments, though often more expensive than other modes.

Ocean freight is the shipment of goods via sea using cargo ships. It's cost-effective for large or heavy goods and is commonly used for international trade, though it takes longer than air transport.

Land transport refers to the movement of goods by road or rail. It is essential for local and cross-border deliveries and often used in combination with air or sea freight for door-to-door logistics.

Cargo storage provides secure facilities for storing goods before, during, or after transportation. It helps manage inventory, prevent damage, and ensure timely delivery in the supply chain.