I Have a Cargo Situation
Problems:
- Demurrage, detention and storage charges
- Buyer or consignee refusal
- Documentation or cargo release issues
- Carrier or counterparty disputes
- Need for an alternative or urgent sale
The Cargo Is Stuck. Your Options Are Not.
Find a new buyer for unclaimed cargo and get expert guidance on the logistics and legal challenges: all within Globy's global trade ecosystem.
For cargo owners facing urgent situations and buyers seeking unique cargo opportunities at attractive commercial terms.
Two Sides of the Same Opportunity
For one company, unclaimed cargo is a problem to resolve. For another, it can become a valuable sourcing opportunity
I Want to Buy Cargo
Advantages:
- 5% to 95% below the original contract price
- Unique offers outside sourcing channels
- Cargo already produced and available
- Shorter sourcing timelines
- Available documents and inspection options
Beyond the Listing. Built for Resolution.
Once your cargo is published, the Globy ecosystem connects it with legal and logistics expertise, global trade partners and new routes to market
Remove the Barriers
Legal & Documentation Support
Connect with legal specialists for ownership, contracts, payments, documentation and counterparty disputes related to the cargo.
Cargo Release & Port Support
Get support with cargo release, shipping lines, terminals, ports, inspections, storage and other location-specific issues.
Global Logistics Network
Connect with more than 4.000 logistics providers worldwide for transportation, storage and local assistance where the cargo is located.
Reach the Right Market
Priority Cargo Promotion
Extend the visibility of eligible urgent cargo through Globy's international buyer network, partner communities, professional groups and regional trade channels.
Buyer Discovery & Matching
Put your cargo in front of potential buyers identified through intelligent matching and specialist review based on its category, location, quantity and commercial terms.
Confidential Market Access
Keep your company name and contact details hidden while presenting the cargo to registered businesses. You decide when to disclose your identity to an interested buyer.
Globy brings the expertise, networks and market access around your cargo into one connected path forward.
When Global Trade Changes Course, Globy Reconnects the Chain
A change in one transaction can create a new opportunity elsewhere in the market. Globy connects unclaimed cargo with companies ready to consider it under new commercial terms.
Keep the Cargo in Commercial Circulation
Create another route to market before delays, uncertainty and rising costs further limit your available options.
Reframe the Commercial Opportunity
Present the cargo around its actual location, quantity, condition, timing and commercial terms so a new buyer can evaluate the opportunity clearly.
Keep Control of Your Next Move
Compare buyer interest, commercial terms and possible next steps without depending on a single transaction or outcome.
Bring Unclaimed Cargo Back Into Trade
Reach potential buyers for cargo that needs a new commercial outcome - or discover already available goods on terms traditional sourcing rarely offers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Unclaimed cargo, also known as abandoned cargo, is a shipment that has not been collected or accepted by the intended recipient. This can happen because of buyer refusal, payment or documentation issues, customs delays, or other commercial and logistics problems. When the authorized party has the right to sell it, the cargo may be offered to new buyers, sometimes under revised or discounted terms.
Buying or selling unclaimed cargo can be legal when the party offering it has the right and authority to do so. The legal process depends on the cargo documents, ownership or disposal rights, contractual terms, current location, and applicable local laws. Buyers and sellers should verify the legal status of the cargo before completing a transaction.
Unclaimed cargo may be listed by the cargo owner or another party authorized to offer it for sale. The seller should be able to provide documents confirming ownership, authorization, or the legal right to dispose of the cargo. Globy may request supporting information before or after the listing is published.
A lower price helps make the cargo more attractive to new buyers and can support a faster resolution while storage, detention, or other related costs continue to rise. Globy requires the listing price to be at least 5% below the original contract price. Sellers may offer a larger discount based on the cargo's condition, location, urgency, and current market demand.
Buyers can review the cargo description, photos, product specifications, location, quantity, and available supporting documents. They may also request additional information from the seller or arrange an independent inspection, cargo survey, or sample check when possible. Buyers should verify both the cargo and the seller before making a payment or signing an agreement.
Globy provides the digital infrastructure that connects cargo owners with potential buyers, supports direct communication and helps both sides evaluate the opportunity, exchange information and agree on commercial terms. The transaction is completed directly between the buyer and seller, who remain responsible for verifying the cargo, documents and final terms.
Yes. Once the cargo listing is fully published, cargo owners can request support and connect with relevant specialists or service providers for logistics, cargo release, storage, transportation, documentation and legal matters. Available support depends on the cargo location, documents and specific circumstances.