Shipping Containers

Shipper-Owned Containers (SOCs) provide international freight forwarders with greater control, flexibility, and independence in their shipping operations compared to Carrier-Owned Containers (COCs). By purchasing or leasing SOCs, businesses can manage their own container assets, reducing reliance on shipping lines and optimizing logistics efficiency. Since 2022, SOCs have gained significant popularity and are projected to see […]

Are you considering leasing, renting, or purchasing a shipping container from Container Sales Group to move your household goods or vehicle overseas and keep it at your destination? If so, it’s important to understand the key differences between container ownership types. Renting a container from a steamship line is known as a Carrier-Owned Container (COC), while purchasing

Jump to: Shipping internationally isn’t just about moving goods from point A to point B. It’s a complex process involving logistics, paperwork, and strategic planning. Two key players that can make your shipping experience smoother are International Freight Forwarders and Shipper-Owned Containers (SOC). In this guide, we’ll explore the key elements that ensure efficient and economical global shipping.

Jump to: In Detroit, both businesses and residents have creatively utilized shipping containers for various purposes, leading to innovative developments and community enhancements. That is why people trust Container Sales Group as the leading seller of new and used shipping containers in the United States. Let us show you how you can save money by

Jump to: Detroit has always been a city of resilience, reinvention, and resourcefulness. As industries shift and businesses adapt to new economic landscapes, Detroit businesses and residents are seeking smarter, more cost-effective ways to manage their operations. One surprising trend that’s gaining momentum? The use of shipping containers for storage solutions. From small businesses to

Jump to: Understanding One-Trip Shipping Containers: What You Need to Know A One-Trip shipping container, often referred to as New container, is typically manufactured in Asia. These containers are used to transport cargo once—loaded in Asia and unloaded upon arrival in the United States—giving them the designation of “one trip.” These containers are in excellent

Jump to: Looking to buy a shipping container for storage, construction, or transportation? Consider a 20 ft. New/One-Trip or Used Shipping Container with double doors on one end. Compared to other sizes and types, the 20 ft. container is typically more affordable, highly versatile, and easy to transport. Its compact size makes it perfect for