Last Updated: June 25, 2026
Cargosphere Global Logistics ("we," "our," or "us") is dedicated to protecting your privacy and safeguarding your personal, commercial, and trade data. This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, store, handle, and utilize your information when you visit our website, request shipping quotes, or use our global logistics and freight forwarding services.
1. Information We Collect
To facilitate your shipments, handle customs clearings, and maintain transport security, we collect the following categories of information:
- Identity & Corporate Data: Full name, corporate registration documents, business names, tax identifiers, and legal status.
- Contact Details: Primary email addresses, corporate telephone numbers, instant messaging identifiers (such as WhatsApp), and precise physical pickup and delivery addresses.
- Shipment & Trade Logistics Data: Descriptions of goods, commercial item values, Harmonized System (HS) codes, weights, dimensions, container configurations, and trade documentation (such as packing lists, certificates of origin, and custom manifests).
- Financial & Billing Information: Billing addresses, payment card details, bank account details, and transaction histories.
- Technical Analytics Data: IP addresses, browser types, session durations, and trade lane search statistics collected via website traffic analysis.
2. How We Utilize Your Information
We process your personal and trade data to fulfill our freight forwarding commitments, manage account operations, and satisfy legal customs requirements:
- To generate binding shipping quotes and optimize container allocations.
- To submit mandatory customs clearance declarations with global border agencies (such as the US Customs and Border Protection, Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs, etc.).
- To route real-time tracking milestones and automate delivery alerts.
- To process transactions, manage collections, and detect financial irregularities.
- To comply with international maritime safety guidelines and anti-money laundering (AML) trade protocols.
3. Data Sharing and Global Disclosures
We do not sell, license, or trade your commercial shipment history to third-party advertisers. Your information is shared strictly with essential partners in the logistics chain:
- Commercial Carriers: Air cargo carriers, sea shipping lines, rail operators, and local haulage courier partners.
- Regulatory & Customs Authorities: Destination port terminals, customs clearance agents, and national trade regulatory bodies.
- Financial Systems: Secure payment gateways used to verify invoices and process bookings safely.
4. Trade Data Security
Cargosphere Global employs enterprise-grade 256-bit SSL encryption protocols, firewalls, and restricted administrative databases to prevent unauthorized access, loss, or disclosure of your sensitive trade secrets, cargo value declarations, and corporate data.
Last Updated: June 25, 2026
These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern all digital bookings, freight forwarding requests, customs brokerage actions, warehousing, and transportation services managed by Cargosphere Global Logistics. By utilizing our platform, submitting quote parameters, or initiating cargo bookings, you enter a legally binding contract with us under the following terms.
1. Cargo Descriptions and Shipper Responsibility
The client ("Shipper") guarantees that all items delivered to Cargosphere Global for transport are packaged securely for long-haul shipping, accurately described, and compliant with international shipping guidelines. Shippers are strictly required to declare any hazardous materials (HAZMAT) or regulated substances (including lithium batteries, chemicals, or magnetic materials) in absolute compliance with IATA and IMDG cargo standards. Shippers assume full liability for any physical damage, delay fines, or legal penalties resulting from undeclared, mislabeled, or illegal cargo shipments.
2. Rates, Surcharges, and Re-Weighing
Initial shipping rates are generated as estimates based on the physical weight, volume, and commodity description provided by the Shipper in the Booking Wizard. Cargosphere Global reserves the right to re-weigh, re-measure, and re-classify cargo upon physical arrival at our regional warehouses or port terminals. If physical properties exceed declared specs, Cargosphere Global will apply rate adjustments, terminal re-handling fees, and storage surcharges prior to final container loading.
3. Transit Estimates and Force Majeure
All estimated transit times (ETAs) and shipping schedules are estimates and do not represent guaranteed delivery dates. Cargosphere Global is not liable for cargo delays, demurrage, or associated business losses arising from events beyond our reasonable control (Force Majeure), including customs audits, border detentions, severe weather conditions, port congestions, shipping carrier equipment shortages, or labor strikes.
4. Insurance and Carrier Liability Limit
Under international maritime (Hague-Visby Rules) and aviation (Montreal/Warsaw Conventions) laws, carrier liability for cargo loss or physical damage is capped at minimal statutory weight thresholds (SDR per kilogram). Therefore, Cargosphere Global strongly recommends and offers comprehensive door-to-door All-Risk Marine & Transit Cargo Insurance. In the event of an uninsured claim, Cargosphere Global's maximum liability is strictly limited to these international carrier caps.
Last Updated: June 25, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Cargosphere Global Logistics uses cookies and similar web tracking technologies on our portal to optimize user experiences, remember shipping parameters, and analyze our logistics traffic.
1. What are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, tablet, or smartphone when you browse websites. They help websites recognize your browser, retain key input values across multiple steps, and monitor interface performance.
2. How We Utilize Cookies
We use both first-party and third-party cookies on our website for the following functions:
- Essential Cookies: Required to operate the core mechanics of our multi-step Booking Quote form, tracking history, and user authentication modules. Disabling these cookies will prevent the quote form from holding your values as you advance through steps.
- Performance & Analytics: Cookies that aggregate anonymous usage data, helping us understand which international shipping lanes are searched most frequently, enabling us to optimize shipping rates and schedule container volumes effectively.
- Interface Preference Cookies: To save your geographic preferences, default units of measure (KG vs LB, CBM vs CFT), and language selections.
3. Managing and Disabling Cookies
You can choose to enable, disable, or delete cookies at any time via your browser settings. Additionally, you can choose to decline non-essential cookies using our banner controls. Please be aware that blocking all cookies may impact certain interactive features on our platform, such as persistent tracking searches or saved quote drafts.