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International freight forwarding and customs clearance between Egypt and the world: sea, air, road, rail and multimodal

Crescent Freight (CFegy) is a Cairo-based freight forwarder and customs broker. Since 2015 we have moved cargo through Egypt's seaports and airports, handling documentation, customs formalities and inland transport through to the consignee's door.

Self-service quoting and shipment tracking are still being built. Until they launch, quote requests and shipment status questions are answered directly by e-mail and phone.

Services

Six core services covering the shipment cycle from origin to delivery and clearance.

  • Sea freight

    Full container (FCL) and consolidated (LCL) cargo through Port Said, Alexandria, Damietta, Adabiya, Suez and Ain Sokhna, including carrier booking and bill of lading issuance.

    A detailed page for this service is in preparation.

  • Air freight

    Urgent and time-critical consignments through Egyptian airports, including light high-value goods and cargo that cannot absorb sea transit time.

    A detailed page for this service is in preparation.

  • Road freight

    Trucking inside Egypt and to neighbouring countries, covering port or factory pickup, door delivery and loading-window coordination.

    A detailed page for this service is in preparation.

  • Rail freight

    Cargo moved over the Egyptian rail network for heavy domestic loads over long distances, as an alternative to trucking.

    A detailed page for this service is in preparation.

  • Multimodal transport

    More than one mode in a single journey — sea then road or rail — under one transport arrangement and one party accountable for the chain.

    A detailed page for this service is in preparation.

  • Customs clearance

    Preparing and filing customs documentation, handling inspection and release, plus import and export on behalf of third parties and advance cargo registration.

    A detailed page for this service is in preparation.

Coverage

We operate from Egypt's main gateways and into the markets the site serves today.

Egyptian departure and arrival gateways

  • Port Said
  • Alexandria
  • Damietta
  • El Adabiya
  • Suez
  • Ain Sokhna

Regions served

  • North Africa
  • West Africa

The country, port and route directory — with its real figures — is published once the logistics entity database is complete. No coverage number is shown before it can be computed from real data.

About us

Verified facts only, with no figures we cannot evidence.

Legal name
Crescent Freight
Founded
2015
Based in
Cairo, Egypt
Freight modes
Sea, air, road, rail, multimodal
Customs services
Customs clearance, import and export for third parties
  • Founded in Cairo, Egypt

Why CFegy

One party from port to door

Booking, transport, clearance and inland delivery are run by one team, so you are not coordinating a forwarder, a customs broker and a trucker separately.

Familiar with Egyptian procedure

Working daily with Egyptian ports and customs means knowing which documents are required and how release proceeds before the cargo arrives.

Mode chosen for the cargo

We recommend the mode that fits — sea, air, road, rail or a combination — based on weight, volume and the date you need to hit.

Clear about what exists

We do not promise a service before it is available. Binding prices come from a written quotation, and shipment status is reported from the carrier's own record.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between FCL and LCL sea freight?

With FCL the whole container is booked for your cargo alone, which suits volumes that fill or nearly fill a container. With LCL your goods share a container with other shippers and are charged on whichever is greater, volume or weight; it is cheaper for small consignments but adds time for consolidation and deconsolidation.

Which documents does customs clearance in Egypt normally require?

Typically the bill of lading or air waybill, the commercial invoice, the packing list, the certificate of origin and advance cargo registration, plus regulatory approvals for goods controlled by bodies such as the food safety authority or import and export control. The exact set depends on the commodity and its tariff classification.

How is air freight weight calculated?

The actual weight is compared with the volumetric weight and the higher of the two is charged. Air volumetric weight is length x width x height in centimetres divided by 6000, which is why a bulky light shipment can cost more than a small heavy one.

What are Incoterms and why do they matter?

Incoterms are international rules defining where responsibility and cost for the goods pass from seller to buyer, such as EXW, FOB, CIF and DAP. The chosen term decides who pays for transport, insurance and clearance and who carries the risk at each stage, so it should be agreed before the commercial invoice is issued.

Can I see my shipment status right now?

The self-service tracking screen is still being built and has not launched. Until it does, the operations team can give you the latest known status by phone or e-mail, reported as received from the carrier or agent, together with the time of that update.

How do I get a quotation?

Send the commodity, the weight and dimensions or the container count and type, the collection and delivery points, the Incoterm you want and your target date. We review that and issue a written quotation with a stated validity period; any figure not in a written quotation is not a final price.

Contact us

The Cairo operations team handles quote requests and operational questions.

Offices

  • Head office

    38 Al-Multaqa Al-Arabi Street, Sheraton Housing, Cairo, Egypt
  • Second branch

    86 Abbas El-Akkad Street, 4th floor, Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt