Guangzhou - Binesion Limited (Guangzhou, Head Office)
Guangzhou - Binesion Limited (Guangzhou, Head Office) is a licensed international freight forwarder headquartered in Guangzhou, China. The company is publicly described as a class A forwarder approved by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China and a licensed NVOCC (MOC-NV 08233), with a B/L record in the Ministry of Communications. With more than a decade of operational experience, Binesion highlights its coverage across all feeder ports and mother ports within China, supported by a robust network of direct sea freight contracts. The business attributes its competitiveness to extensive sea freight engagement and a track record of volume growth, noting a notable performance milestone in 2018 of handling 40,000 TEUs of FCL shipments from China to global markets.
The company emphasizes special expertise in dangerous goods logistics, reflecting around 15 years of accumulated experience. This focus has contributed to strong bargaining power with shipping lines, feeder operators, ports and terminals, trucking companies, warehousing providers, and customs authorities. Binesion positions itself as a significant player among ISO Tank container handlers in Southern China, capable of managing all kinds of dangerous goods cargo, whether export or import, through its regional operations.
Beyond its core sea freight capabilities, Binesion notes a substantial network of local clients and ongoing engagement with overseas partners. The organization expresses openness to new business exchanges, competitive pricing, and operational support to foster long-term collaborations with mutual benefits. The profile also references a growing volume of inquiries related to DDU/DDP, indicating activity in comprehensive delivery terms and customs-related arrangements.
If you seek additional information or competitive pricing backed by experienced operational support, Binesion invites inquiries from potential partners and customers. The company presents itself as a resource for both routine and complex logistics requirements within China and internationally, leveraging its specialization in dangerous goods and its established sea freight contracts to service a broad range of shipping needs.
