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"I recieved very good treatment from R.W freight, all staff that I dealt with are really good, I was going through a very difficult time importing a full container from the U.S as it was my first time shipping it was all new to me and with your knowledge you guided me through the process, I was unprepared and didn't realise the complexity of the process which was simplified by your great guidance and you guys dealt with me very well."~ USA Customer No. 58590
"OK fine you've got a good service."~ Shipping Client 20706
"Any queries which do occur are quickly solved. R W Freight's response is always quick and we are always able to speak with a person. Management are always available for contact."~ Export Customer 6142
Hong Kong air freight increase
Volumes through Hong Kong were 18*% higher in November 2009 than in the previous year. Freight forwarders and shippers have been suffering from the lack of capacity since the middle of last year, and the increase has had to be serviced by trans-shipping via Singapore, Thailand and Korea. The growing economy in China is the main reason for the increase, but China's traditional export market in the West is still depressed. Air freight is essential to areas such as Shenzhen which specialise in electronic assembly, but apart from this China imports raw materials by seafreight.
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