High all-water costs
The customer faced a high ocean quote for the Shanghai–Houston all-water route.
ANL combined supplier consolidation in Shanghai with an ocean–rail routing via Los Angeles to address cost and timing pressures on a Texas-bound shipment.
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The customer faced a high ocean quote for the Shanghai–Houston all-water route.
The Panama routing added uncertainty during low-water conditions.
Booking and cargo-ready dates needed early coordination with both suppliers.
The two suppliers delivered cargo to the Shanghai warehouse for container loading.
ANL compared carrier options and developed an ocean–rail alternative to the all-water route.
The team worked on booking approximately one month ahead and coordinated cargo readiness with the shippers.
The selected route transferred to rail in Los Angeles and continued toward the customer’s Texas delivery requirement.
The project record reports improved transport cost through the ocean–rail option.
The route addressed the customer’s delivery needs as well as the all-water cost pressure.
The relationship continued with further orders.

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