When an importer or buyer's purchase order price and shipment arrangement are made with small quantity cargoes (LCL: Less than Container Loads) from several exporters, it is an operation method that increases efficiency in terms of cost, operation, and time by consolidating into one cargo by utilizing an optimized centralized collection point in consideration of each exporter's location, export/import method, transaction conditions, and export port. Document consolidation solutions may be offered depending on the transaction method and conditions between exporters and importers, which also minimizes import customs clearance costs and operational efficiency.

When an exporter needs to ship a small amount of cargo from several buyers in the same country at the same time, it can physically simplify the operation of the export destination with a single shipment. The importer can receive various export cargoes in a lump through the unified channels and services of EUSU Logistics as a product with operational flexibility that can be transported separately according to each buyer's transport requirement after arrival at the import destination.

When small shipments (LCL) from export and import countries in multiple countries need to be transported on a regular basis, it is a service that simulates transit time and cost optimization, then designates a location where sorting and re-export can be performed, such as a bonded area/FTZ, and consolidates multiple LCL shipments into a single shipment. EUSU Logistics currently delivers MCC services in Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh City.