Dubai - Polestar International Shipping LLC (Dubai, Head Office)
Dubai - Polestar International Shipping LLC (Est. 2007) is a Dubai-based freight forwarder, NVOCC operator, and LCL consolidator delivering customized logistics solutions across the United Arab Emirates. The company supports a broad spectrum of imports and exports, including break bulk, containerized shipments, project cargo, air/sea movements, and sea-air transshipments. Through strategic carrier partnerships, Polestar emphasizes competitive pricing for its clients and a variety of multi-modal options to suit different supply chains.
The organization operates from its head office in Dubai, with warehousing facilities in Dubai and the Jebel Ali Free Zone, totaling around 30,000 square feet. These facilities are described as being used for long- and short-term storage, transit handling, repacking, and bonded warehousing. Key activities include forwarding, bonded warehousing, bonded transport, and comprehensive customs/port clearances at all ports, along with on-deck delivery of ship spares. In addition to standard ocean and air freight services, Polestar highlights capabilities in cross-trade shipments, cross-stuffing containers, door-to-deck delivery, project cargo handling, perishables handling, and dangerous goods management.
Polestar’s service portfolio encompasses ocean freight (import/export/cross-trade), airfreight (import/export/cross-trade), sea-air and air-air transshipments, LCL consolidation, and customs clearance. The company also provides packing and removal services, warehousing and logistics, and its own land transport for UAE and GCC regions. Through a client-centric approach, Polestar indicates a willingness to negotiate pricing and terms to meet customer needs, alongside a focus on responsive customer service and timely delivery. The organization also emphasizes a multi-modal, one-stop-shop model designed to adapt to the dynamic logistics landscape and to support a range of industries with tailored solutions.
Website content supplements these capabilities by outlining service pillars such as Sea Freight and Air Freight, along with ancillary offerings including packing, movers, road freight, courier services, and training/consultancy. While the detailed characteristics of each service line are not exhaustively enumerated, the content reinforces Polestar’s position as a diversified logistics provider with global reach via partnerships and networked agents. The overall narrative suggests a full-suite logistics operator capable of handling complex shipments, including cross-border and cross-modal flows, while maintaining a foothold in warehousing and value-added services.
