Rhenus Logistics

Global trade in 2026 is driven by flexibility, cost control, and digital visibility. Businesses of all sizes are seeking freight solutions that allow them to ship smaller volumes without committing to a full container. This is where  LCL shipping  becomes a strategic advantage.   Whether you are a startup entering international markets or an established exporter managing recurring partial consignments, understanding how consolidation works can significantly improve your supply chain efficiency.   What Is LCL Shipping and How Does It Work?   Less-than-container-load (LCL) shipping  is an ocean freight solution designed for businesses that need to transport cargo volumes too small to fill an entire container. Instead of booking a full container exclusively, shipments from multiple shippers are  consolidated  into a single container, allowing each business to pay only for the space they use. This makes LCL a cost-effective and flexible option for com...