As a logistics service, freight forwarding entails planning and arranging the movement of products from one place to another, frequently across international borders. As a middleman between shippers and carriers, freight forwarders handle the intricate procedures of paperwork, customs clearance, and scheduling several forms of transportation, such as land, sea, and air. Freight forwarders provide economical and effective solutions by grouping shipments and negotiating with several carriers. This guarantees prompt delivery of goods and eases the complex facets of international trading for companies.