Frequently Asked Questions


Hi there! Have some questions about our company? Find the answers below. 

  • What are your business hours?

    Bremol Office Hours:

    Monday-Friday 8am-4pm


    Bremol Warehouse Receiving Hours:

    Monday-Friday 7am-12pm and 1pm-4pm

  • Where does Bremol Ship to?

    Bremol is a licensed freight forwarder and NVOCC, we have the ability to ship anywhere in the world.

  • What type of payment methods do you accept?

    Cash, check, wire transfer/ACH, and Zelle.

  • How do I know what size container to choose?

    Ask one of our experts to help you with a load plan. Whether it's personal effects, non-palletized cargo or oversized cargo, our software will determine the volume and stow-ability in order to determine the correct shipping equipment necessary. 

  • How do I add BREMOL's address to my Amazon account?

    Make sure to address all cargo as follows:

    "Your Name" c/o BREMOL INC

    10821 NW 122nd Street

    Medley, FL 33178


    ***Make sure to assign the receiving hours under your Amazon account to only deliver during business hours: Monday-Friday 7am-4pm. We are not responsible for items left after hours.

  • I am relocating to another country, how do i start?

    First, you want to consider what you are taking with you to your new residence. Then get moving quotes for packing and loading into a shipping container. Bremol can recommend movers we have dealt with for years.

  • Does Bremol consolidate cargo? Repack or offer Crating services?

    Bremol offers barrels (plastic and fibreboard), D-Containers, E-Containers, and EH-Containers. All carry the option for Bremol to consolidate and repack your container for you. 


    Crating is also done on-site, and is recommended for all Televisions, Glass or Fragile items. In order for insurance to cover breakage of these items, crating is considered the most effective.

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