Bonded warehouse

The air crossdocking model enables the transfer of goods between import, export, and international transit operations with minimal warehouse dwell time. Air cargo is received, processed, sorted, and prepared to quickly continue its journey through the logistics network.

The air cargo splitting model allows shipments received by air to be deconsolidated for subsequent customs clearance, local distribution, export, or international redistribution.

Starting from a consolidated shipment, the goods are segregated, identified, and prepared according to the commercial and customs requirements of each operation. This allows, for example, a single received shipment to be divided to supply customers in Uruguay through definitive importation, or to be redistributed to different countries under transit or export regimes.

Applications:

• Partial or total customs clearance of import cargo.
• Local distribution within Uruguay.
• Regional redistribution from the Free Airport.
• Consolidation of new export shipments.
• Cargo segmentation by customer, destination, or market.

Cargo reweighing

Verification of the cargo weight at the customer's request, allowing the declared information to be confirmed and ensuring proper documentation and operational management of the shipment.

Cargo relocation

Service for locating and internally managing cargo stored for extended periods, ensuring its proper identification and availability within the terminal.

Labeling

Application or replacement of operational, logistics, or regulatory labels required for proper cargo identification and compliance with transportation requirements.

Splitting and consolidation

Separation of cargo into multiple shipments or consolidation of multiple shipments into a single logistics unit, both physically and documentarily, according to the customer's operational requirements.

Valuables custody

Storage of high-value goods in specially conditioned areas with enhanced security measures and access control.

Cargo opening and inspection

Opening of packages at the customer's request for inspections, verifications, or specific controls, subject to the corresponding authorizations when applicable.

Photographic documentation

Visual documentation of cargo for operational support, condition verification, incident management, or documentary purposes.

Strapping and stretch wrapping

Cargo conditioning and protection services using strapping, stretch film wrapping, or other materials that help preserve cargo integrity during handling and transportation.

Express handling

Priority processing of certain operational and documentary procedures to expedite cargo availability and release.

Transport contract compliance control

A service that enables the management and control of transport document release in accordance with instructions issued by freight forwarders or other authorized parties.

Electronic customs messaging

Electronic transmission of information required by customs authorities to accompany and support the movement of goods in transit.