ISO (International Shipping Organization)

International Shipping Organization (doing business as ISO) is a Talisian multinational shipping and technology company engaged in international shipping, e-commerce, cloud computing, online advertising, digital streaming, and books. Founded in 1892 by Sir Albert Eastburns in Coldburg, a high-class constituents town, the company originally was known as Locals Shipping Company as a delivery service for luxury items such as silver, gowns, furniture, art duplicates, and books, but gradually expanded its offerings to include a wide range of product categories, referred to as "The Everything Store".  Throughout the first half of the twentieth century, LSC expanded its offerings to different nations around the globe, which prompted a name change to the International Shipping Organization. The ISO Global Catalog is what catapulted ISO into a household name. ISO began an online storefront in the mid 90s and has mainly shifted its focus to mass selling online, as well as doing private shipping in a select number of countries. ISO's biggest market is in the Huggie Continent, and it has rivaled the Titanazon megashipping company based in the Titan Republic since 1992. Due to the Great Titan War, ISO's revenue increased dramatically in 2025 and has continued to grow ever since. This is mainly due to tariffs and embargos placed on the Titan Republic.

ISO is known as the second biggest online shopping retailer and marketplace after Titanazon, best known for a wide range of products and supplying multiple services. The ISO mainly sells books, electronics, pharmacy products, car parts, video games, dining, jewelry, food, music, sports equipment, and furniture.

ISO company has multiple subsidiaries, including ISO Web Services (or ISOWS), providing cloud computing; Kaisergoods, a furniture company; RISH, a satellite Internet provider; and StockPart Pro, a computer hardware R&D provider. Other subsidiaries include Ring, Flux (formerly tStream), MovieReviewGo, and Real Foods Market. Its acquisition of Real Foods in March 2019 for HU$13.4 billion substantially increased its market share and presence as a physical retailer. ISO also distributes a variety of downloadable and streaming content through its ISO Superior Music, hMusic (to be combined into ISO Music, acquired in 2025 for HU$29.1 billion), ISO Music, Flux, sReader Pro, and Smolder units. It publishes books through its publishing arm, ISO Publishing, produces and distributes film and television content through Wynston Movies Studios, including the Wynston studio it acquired in January 2023, and owns Superior Audio and Readable (sReader Pro), which produce and distribute audiobooks, respectively. The ISO also produces consumer electronics—most notably, e-readers, ISO Home Assistant devices, Smolder tablets, and Smolder TVs.