Easy freight shipping to the Philippines

DGX Makes Shipping to Philippines SimpleDGX simplifies the ocean or air shipping process for you. As an international freight forwarder, we offer full logistics services to and from the Philippines as well as comprehensive supply chain solutions. And we’ve done so for thousands of international business partners.

Our international freight forwarder services extend to ocean and air freight, customs clearance haulage, and project cargo handling and management. Our partnership with top-tier air and sea carriers provides competitive rates, flight or vessel schedules, booking flexibility as added value to our customers. We ensure the integrity of the shipment is maintained, taking all necessary steps to deliver the goods complete, intact and more importantly, on time.

Here’s just how simple it is to ship your freight to the Philippines via ocean or air cargo shipping with DGX:
  1. Visit DGX’s Philippines' office page and request a rate quote via telephone, fax, email or use our convenient online rate quoter.
  2. Within 24 hours, you will receive your competitive rate quote.
  3. If rate is acceptable, sign the contract and the booking of your freight shipment will be coordinated at DGX.
  4. We’ll help instruct as to how to provide to us and conveniently, provide your shipment status for tracking and monitoring.
  5. Upon successful completion of cargo shipment, we’ll send your Proof of Delivery and invoice you.
Visit us today for all your Philippines freight shipping needs.

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