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China → US & Canada freight forwarding

Freight from China, planned around your production line.

We move full containers of finished product and the unfinished parts that feed your assembly plant. One team books it, clears it, and gets it to your dock on the day you actually need it.

Licensed US customs broker Offices in Shenzhen, Ningbo & Shanghai Now in Toronto

Track a shipment

Use your Fiskers reference (e.g. FBL-26-048211), container number or HBL.

Moving product and parts for teams at

  • SharkNinja
  • Miele
  • Avigilon
  • ecobee
  • Rakuten Kobo
  • Hisense
  • VTech
Shrink-wrapped pallet of cast aluminum motor housings being scanned in a warehouse
Two Fiskers warehouse staff checking a packing list beside a forklift
2013Moving freight since
What we do

We ship the big orders, and the unfinished ones.

Most of our clients are manufacturers or large retailers. Some need 40 containers of boxed product on the water before a launch. Others need motor housings, PCBs and wiring harnesses to land at an assembly plant in Ohio in the right order, on the right week.

We started in 2013 doing exactly that second job for one appliance maker. We've since grown into a full forwarder with our own origin teams in China and an in-house customs brokerage, but we still plan freight the same way: backwards from the date your line needs it.

  • FCL, LCL and air from China & Vietnam
  • US and Canadian customs clearance
  • Consolidation of multiple suppliers
  • Kitting and sequencing at origin
  • Bonded storage near Chicago & Toronto
  • Truckload across the US–Canada border
More about Fiskers
By the numbers

Thirteen years of moving the heavy stuff

11,400+
TEU shipped in the last 12 months
96.8%
Of FCL deliveries on the planned week
140+
Manufacturers and enterprise importers
6
Offices across China, the US and Canada
How it works

From purchase order to production line

The same five steps whether it's two pallets of prototypes or sixty containers of finished units.

  1. Plan

    We start from your in-plant or in-DC date and work backwards to a booking date.

  2. Collect

    Our origin team picks up from each supplier, inspects counts and checks paperwork.

  3. Consolidate

    Parts from different factories are combined, kitted if needed, and loaded to a plan.

  4. Clear

    ISF, entries and duty are filed by our own brokers before the vessel arrives.

  5. Deliver

    Dock appointments booked around your receiving schedule, not the carrier's.

The full process, step by step

Latest news · September 2026

We're now in Toronto.

Our first office outside the US and China is open in Mississauga, next to Pearson. It comes with a 58,000 sq ft CBSA-bonded warehouse, a Canadian customs team, and direct routings from China through Vancouver and Prince Rupert by rail.

58ksq ft bonded warehouse
14people on the ground
3Canadian port gateways
Toronto skyline in the morning with a freight train in the foreground
Portrait of a supply chain director in a factory office

We used to have three forwarders and a broker, and every late container turned into a four-way email thread. Fiskers took over all of it in 2022. Our line hasn't stopped for a missing part since.

Director of Supply ChainNorth American appliance manufacturer, client since 2022

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