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36 trailers depart via Khorgos entirely by land, direct to Central Asia.

As cross-border land transport demand for Central Asia continues to rise, Shenzhen Uni-home International Logistics Co., Ltd. has successfully executed a challenging cross-border land freight project: 36 trailers transported fully overland to Central Asia via Khorgos Port.

Project Overview Mode of transport: Full overland cross-border transport across multiple countries Port of departure: Khorgos Port Shipment scale: 37 trailers Operation model: Single contract of carriage + single customs verification


Project Challenges: snowfall, port congestion, cross-border transshipment & customs clearance in multiple countries, over-dimensional cargo, complex stowage planning

  1. Large-scale transport coordination under extreme conditions Amid snowfall and severe port congestion, we achieved consolidated assembly and departure of 37 trailers with stable scheduling, demonstrating robust on-site coordination and resource allocation capabilities.
  2. Streamlined documentation and single customs verification Adapting to requirements for electronic ledgers and multi-document submissions, we adopted the single customs verification model to ensure compliance and operational efficiency while mitigating cross-border logistics risks.
  3. Transshipment and customs clearance across multiple border points With shipments crossing multiple national borders, our in-depth knowledge of local regulations enabled advance preparation for seamless transshipment and clearance to maintain uninterrupted transit.
  4. Customized solutions for over-dimensional cargo Tailored plans including suitable vehicle selection, route mapping and safety controls were developed for extra-long and overweight cargo to guarantee safe and controllable transportation throughout the journey.
  5. Optimized stowage for mixed cargo specifications Precise stowage design maximized the matching of cargo of varying dimensions with available vehicle capacity, boosting loading efficiency and cutting transport costs without compromising safety.