Company information
Express World Services
Bangladesh freight forwarder, NVOCC and consolidator offering sea, air, sea-air and related logistics services.
Directory listing in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Listed categories: NVOCC Services. Available listing details: Phone, Email, Website.
Company information
Express World Services (EWS) is a Bangladesh-based freight forwarding, NVOCC and cargo consolidation provider with a corporate office in Dhaka and a branch in Chittagong. Its published services span sea and air freight, combined sea-air and air-sea routings, cargo consolidation and logistics support. The company describes its work as serving export and import shipments and coordinating cargo movements through regional transshipment hubs. Its Bangladesh offices provide local contact points for customers arranging freight or asking about the services available for a particular shipment.
Company background and approach
EWS states that it was established in 2017 and operates in the freight forwarding sector. The company presents itself as a transportation and logistics service provider, with work covering sea freight, air freight, sea-air movements and LCL consolidation. Its stated approach emphasizes coordinating shipment arrangements and supporting customers through the movement of cargo.
The company says it works with agent partners in international markets and uses transshipment hubs, including Singapore, Colombo and Port Klang, for LCL services. These statements describe EWS’s reported network and operating approach; they do not establish that the local Bangladesh offices themselves operate facilities in those locations.
Freight options and cargo coordination
For ocean freight, EWS lists full-container-load (FCL) and less-than-container-load (LCL) services, as well as door-to-door arrangements. Its service information also describes import services and LCL consolidation, intended to combine smaller quantities of cargo into a shipment moving between origin and destination. The company refers to routes using transshipment hubs such as Singapore, Colombo and Port Klang; specific routings should be confirmed for each booking.
Air freight services include cargo pickup, warehousing, customs clearance and booking for air shipment. EWS also lists sea-air and air-sea solutions, with sea-air arrangements described through Dubai and Colombo. These are multimodal choices for customers considering alternatives to a single-mode sea or air movement. Availability, routing and transit details depend on the shipment and should be checked directly.
Beyond forwarding, the published service list includes warehousing and distribution, inland transportation, customs brokerage and project cargo handling. The project cargo description covers freight management and cargo handling or movement from origin toward a final location, including examples such as manufacturing, petrochemical and power-plant cargo. The service page also describes quality control and consolidation activities, such as buyer consolidation, palletizing, purchase-order and vendor management, cargo weighing and barcode scanning.
Consolidation and shipment support
EWS describes LCL operations through regional hubs and lists LCL services from Chittagong using connections through Singapore, Colombo and Hong Kong. It also refers to transshipment through Singapore, Port Klang and Colombo. These published examples help customers understand the kinds of connections the company may arrange, but a suitable route and sailing or departure schedule should be confirmed before cargo is tendered.
The company’s service information describes a 3PL process in which cargo coordination begins at the factory and lists support such as last-minute loading, shipment information, and coordination among the consignee, factory, clearing agent and trucking company. It also mentions insurance coverage for cartons and pieces as part of that process. Customers should request the applicable terms and confirm what coverage, documentation and handling arrangements apply to their own shipment.
Bangladesh offices and global connections
EWS lists its corporate office in Middle Badda, Dhaka, and a branch office in Agrabad, Chittagong. The Dhaka office is identified as the corporate office, while the Chittagong address is expressly designated as a branch. The company publishes separate local contact details for the two offices, allowing customers to direct enquiries to the relevant location.
The international connections described by EWS—including partner agents and transshipment points—are part of the company’s stated broader network. The local office information establishes Bangladesh presence, while customers should contact the company to determine which services, routes and shipment arrangements are handled from a particular office.
Planning an enquiry
When contacting EWS, customers may find it useful to state whether the shipment is an export or import, the origin and destination, cargo dimensions and weight, and whether it requires FCL, LCL, air freight or a combined sea-air route. For project cargo, include the cargo type, handling constraints and final delivery point. These details can help the company assess the relevant forwarding or consolidation option.
Before confirming a booking, ask which route and transshipment points are proposed, what documents are required, and whether pickup, customs brokerage, warehousing, inland transport or door delivery are included. For any insurance or quality-control arrangement, request the applicable scope and terms. Dhaka and Chittagong office contacts are published on the company’s contact page.