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Shipping electric construction equipment: 5 rules that changed in 2026

Written by falconcargo on September 5, 2026. Posted in Uncategorized, Equipment for Sale, Heavy Equipment Export.

Key takeaways IMDG Amendment 42-24 became mandatory on 1 January 2026. Shipping electric construction equipment is now a different exercise on paper than it was in 2024. UN 3171 is no longer allowed for machines powered by lithium-ion,...

Excavator driving up a RoRo vessel ramp during heavy equipment export from the USA

RoRo vs flat rack vs breakbulk: 3 ways to ship machinery from the USA in 2026

Written by falconcargo on August 4, 2026. Posted in Uncategorized.

Key takeaways RoRo vs flat rack comes down to one question: does the machine drive? If it rolls under its own power and the destination has a ramp, RoRo is almost always cheaper. Flat rack costs more because of crane handling, lashing...

US sourcing and export: 6 steps to import equipment from America

Written by falconcargo on July 25, 2026. Posted in Uncategorized.

US sourcing and export is two jobs done in sequence: someone buys the goods inside the United States, and someone moves them out of it. LS Projects handles the buying — vendor search, purchase under its own name, consolidation, and export...

shipping heavy equipment from USA to UAE trade route between the United States and the United Arab Emirates

What documents do I actually need to ship heavy or oversized equipment from the USA to the UAE?

Written by falconcargo on January 28, 2026. Posted in Uncategorized, International Shipping, Oversized Cargo.

Table of ContentsWhy proper documentation mattersShipping Heavy Equipment from USA to UAEShipping Heavy Equipment from USA to UAEWhat it means for exporters and importersHow to actCommon mistakesChecklist before shippingFAQ Short answer To...

2026 tariffs global shipping warehouse inventory planning and export container loading

2026 Tariffs Global Shipping: 7 Proven Strategies to Cut Costs.

Written by falconcargo on January 8, 2026. Posted in Uncategorized.

2026 tariffs global shipping challenges are no longer a background issue for exporters — they are a direct threat to margins, routing decisions, and long-term competitiveness. As global trade policies continue to shift, tariffs are...

Customs expert using digital tablet to process import documents with American flag in background - solution for CBP import delays.

Avoiding CBP Import Delays: Falcon Cargo’s Ultimate Guide for International Shippers.

Written by falconcargo on October 12, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized.

CBP import delays can disrupt your supply chain, damage client relationships, and cost your business thousands. At Falcon Cargo, we help companies worldwide — especially between the USA and Canada — navigate customs challenges swiftly and...