C.T. Freight
Headquartered in Australia
C.T. Freight is an Australian freight forwarder established in 1981 with an in-house customs clearance team and perishable import and export facilities in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Cairns. It handles fresh produce, meat, dairy, seafood and flowers.
Services
Regions served
Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand, North America
Countries
Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, Singapore, United States
Certifications
Pricing
| Service | Basis | Range | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customs brokers | per customs entry | A$150–210 | Estimate |
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