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Shipping From China To Brazil

Shipping From China To Brazil

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Are you looking for a shipping forwarder company who can arrange the ship from China to Brazil? It is recommended that you choose CUC as your designated shipping agent China to Brazil! CUC have rich experience in Brazil market and are good at providing various customized services according to your needs. Whether air freight or sea freight, our team will work hard to provide you with the best solution of shipping from China to the Brazil.


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Why Choose CUC Freight For China To Brazil Shipping?

Incomplete carrier qualifications (such as missing certification, incorrect documents) are the main reason for Brazil customs to detain goods


Required qualifications list:


Log in to the Guangdong Provincial Water Transport Information Network (http://210.76.77.102:188/syxxw/#/home  ), enter the name of the carrier in the "Enterprise Qualification Query" column, and verify its "Water Transport Business License" and "Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier Business Qualification Certificate".

Check the company's AEO certification status through the official website of the General Administration of Customs of China (http://www.customs.gov.cn) (preferentially select "Advanced Certified Enterprise").


Like the following information that CUCFreight can provide, we hold the AEO Advanced certification as well as a range of qualifications.

CUCFreight AEO certification    http://credit.customs.gov.cn/ccppwebserver/pages/ccpp/html/detail.html

Guangdong Provincial Water Transport Information Network  http://210.76.77.102:188/syxxw/#/putonRecordDetail?type=1&id=33057


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  • Over 15 years of expertise in international freight forwarding.
  • Tailored solutions for Brazil’s unique logistics challenges, including high import duties and customs delays.
  • Door-to-door and port-to-port services for flexibility.
Why Choose CUC Freight For China To Brazil Shipping?

CUC Freight – Freight Forwarder China To Brazil

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Shipping Methods from China to Brazil


CUC Freight offers reliable and cost-effective shipping solutions from China to Brazil, tailored to your cargo needs. Our sea freight double-clearance, tax-included service ensures hassle-free delivery to São Paulo, with options for last-mile delivery and overseas warehousing.


Sea Freight DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)

  • Suitable for cargo volume: Starting from 1 CBM, with better rates for 10 CBM and above.

  • Service includes: China export customs clearance, international transportation, Brazil customs clearance, import taxes, and destination delivery (double clear tax included).

  • Price range: $1,200–$2,200/CBM

  • Transit time: 45–75 days after ship departure


Express Last-Mile Service (SEDEX/Correios)

  • Service: Domestic express delivery in Brazil for final-mile distribution across multiple states (L, E, N, P, I zones, etc.).  

  • Pricing: 10–88 BRL (based on weight and region).


Overseas Warehouse Delivery (Based on “Brazil Overseas Warehouse Storage and Handling Fees”)

  • Supports FBA restocking and direct e-commerce shipping, suitable for platform sellers.

  • Combines sea freight for the first leg and local Brazil logistics for last-mile delivery.

  • Value-added services include shelving, relabeling, return processing, etc.

What Is The Cheapest Way From Shipping China To Brazil?

The cheapest way to ship from China to Brazil is sea freight, particularly FCL (Full Container Load) or LCL (Less than Container Load) for smaller shipments. At CUC Freight, we offer cost-effective sea freight solutions tailored to Brazil’s import needs, making it ideal for businesses and individuals looking to minimize shipping costs for bulk or non-urgent cargo.

How It Works:

  • Routes: Ships depart from major Chinese ports (e.g., Shanghai, Ningbo, Shenzhen) to Brazil’s key ports, such as Santos, Rio de Janeiro, or Paranaguá.

  • Transit Time: Sea freight takes 45-60 days, depending on the route, port congestion, and customs processing.

  • Costs:

                   FCL: $36,300-$74,800 per container (20ft or 40ft), depending on cargo type and season.

                   LCL: $1,200-$2,200 per cubic meter, cost-effective for smaller shipments.（Starting from 1 CBM, with better rates for 10 CBM and above）

                   Example: Shipping a 20ft container of textiles from Shanghai to Santos starts at $46,200, while an LCL shipment of 5 cubic meters costs around $7,500.

  • Best For: Heavy or bulky goods (e.g., furniture, machinery, textiles) and e-commerce businesses prioritizing cost over speed.


Why Choose Sea Freight with CUC Freight?

  • Expertise: With over 15 years of freight forwarding experience, we optimize shipping routes and consolidate LCL shipments to reduce costs.

  • Cost Transparency: Our free quote includes all fees (freight, port charges, documentation), with no hidden costs.

  • Customs Support: Brazil’s high import duties (up to 60%) and complex regulations (e.g., ICMS, PIS/COFINS taxes) can increase costs. We handle SISCOMEX registration, Commercial Invoices, and Bills of Lading to avoid penalties or delays.

  • Reliability: Track your shipment in real-time and rely on our partnerships with top shipping lines for consistent service.


Customs Considerations: Brazil’s customs process can significantly impact total costs due to high tariffs and strict documentation requirements. 

Using CUC Freight’s customs clearance services ensures compliance and minimizes unexpected fees, keeping your shipping budget on track.


Tips to Save More:

  • Opt for LCL if your cargo doesn’t fill a container to share space and reduce costs.

  • Plan shipments during off-peak seasons (e.g., avoiding pre-holiday rushes) for lower rates.

  • Consolidate multiple orders into one shipment to maximize container space.


How Long Does It Take To Ship From China To Brazil?

The time it takes to ship from China to Brazil depends on the chosen mode of transportation. Sea freight and air freight are the most common modes of transportation. Sea freight has a longer transit time of around 45 to 75 days, while air freight is faster, with a transit time ranging from 8 day to 12 days.


However, it's important to note that these transit times are estimates and can vary depending on various factors such as customs clearance, weather conditions, and other transportation delays. It's always advisable to prepare for unexpected delays and choose a reliable shipping company that offers good communication and tracking services to ensure that the shipment arrives on time.


Sea Freight Transit Times from China to Brazil


Origin Port (China)Destination Amazon warehouse (Brazil)Estimated Transit Time (FCL)
Estimated Transit Time (LCL)
Shanghai (CNSHA)São Paulo45-75 Sailing days 
45-75 Sailing days 
Shanghai (CNSHA)Minas Gerais45-75 Sailing days 
45-75 Sailing days 
Shenzhen (CNSZE)Rio Grande do Sul45-75 Sailing days 
45-75 Sailing days 
Qingdao (CNTAO)Rio de Janeiro45-75 Sailing days 
45-75 Sailing days 
Tianjin (CNTSN)Pernambuco45-75 Sailing days 
45-75 Sailing days 


What Items Cannot Be Shipped To Brazil?

These items are strictly forbidden from being shipped to Brazil and may be confiscated or destroyed by customs:

  • Currency and Valuables: Banknotes, coins, traveler’s checks, precious metals (gold, silver, platinum), precious stones, and expensive jewelry.

  • Tobacco Products: Cigarettes and alcoholic beverages produced in Brazil intended for sale abroad; cigarettes not marketed in their country of origin.

  • Weapons and Related Items: Firearms, ammunition, replicas, air guns, silencers, and certain knives (e.g., stilettos, poniards).

  • Drugs and Narcotics: Illegal substances, including cannabis, cocaine, heroin, and synthetic drugs.

  • Counterfeit and Pirated Goods: Items infringing on intellectual property rights, including counterfeit designer products and pirated media.

  • Hazardous Materials: Explosives, flammable substances, corrosive materials, radioactive substances, and compressed gases.

  • Pornographic Material: Obscene content, including magazines, videos, and adult toys.

  • Used Consumer Goods: Generally prohibited unless there is no equivalent produced in Brazil or if donated directly to public or charitable entities.

  • Perishable Biological Substances: Both infectious and non-infectious materials.

  • Playing Cards: Prohibited from import.

  • Primary Educational Books Not in Portuguese: Books intended for primary education not written in Portuguese.

  • Seeds and Seedlings: Especially of coffee and shrubs, without prior approval.

  • Live Plants and Soil: Prohibited to prevent the introduction of pests and diseases.

Restricted Items

These items may be imported under specific conditions or with proper authorization:

  • Medicines: Must be accompanied by a prescription from a Brazilian doctor, including the doctor's name, address, registration number with the Brazilian National Medical Council, and a Portuguese translation of the instructions.

  • Artificial Sweeteners: Require permission from the Brazilian Department of Public Health for importation.

  • Seeds and Agricultural Items: Require prior approval from the Brazilian Agriculture Department (MAPA).

  • Animals and Animal Products: Importation of live animals, animal products, and by-products requires consent from the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Farming.

  • Weapons and Ammunition: Importation requires consent from the Brazilian Army.

  • Telecommunications Equipment: Subject to approval by ANATEL (National Telecommunications Agency).

  • Rough Diamonds: Require consent from the Ministry of Mines and Energy.


Shipping Tips

  • Documentation: Ensure all necessary documentation is complete and accurate to avoid delays or confiscation.

  • Packaging: Use appropriate packaging materials. For example, wooden packaging must comply with ISPM 15 standards and be properly treated and certified.

  • Consult Authorities: Before shipping, consult with Brazilian customs or relevant authorities to ensure compliance with current regulations.


Sea Freight From China To the Brazil

Sea freight is the most cost-effective way to ship large quantities of goods from China to Brazil.

Considerations for FCL Freight Shipping
Considerations for FCL Freight Shipping

Benefits of FCL Shipping:

  • Cost-Effective for Large Shipments: Ideal for situations where you have enough cargo to fill a container, offering economies of scale compared to LCL (Less Than Container Load).

  • Security: Containers provide a high degree of protection for your goods during transport.

  • Faster Than LCL: FCL shipments generally experience less handling delays compared to LCL, potentially leading to slightly faster transit times.

  • Control Over Container Space: You have exclusive use of the entire container, allowing for better organization and packing optimization.

Cost Factors:

  • Origin and Destination Ports: Major ports like Shanghai (China) and São Paulo (Brazil) generally have more competitive rates due to higher volumes.

  • Container Size: 20ft containers are more affordable than 40ft containers, but the cost per unit of cargo may be higher if you don't fill a 20ft container to capacity.

  • Cargo Weight and Volume: Heavier and bulkier cargo will naturally cost more to ship due to weight-based or dimensional weight calculations.

  • Inland Transportation: Costs associated with moving your cargo from your origin warehouse in China to the port and from the arrival port in Brazil to your final destination.

  • Terminal Handling Charges: Fees levied by the terminals at both origin and destination ports for loading and unloading your container.

  • Ocean Freight: The base cost per container for the sea voyage from China to Brazil.

  • Customs Clearance: Costs associated with processing your shipment through customs in both China and Brazil. This may include customs duties and taxes depending on the nature of your goods.


Considerations for LCL Freight Shipping
Considerations for LCL Freight Shipping

Benefits of LCL Shipping:

  • Cost-Effective for Smaller Shipments: Ideal for situations where you don't have enough cargo to fill a full container.

  • Flexibility: Suitable for a wider range of cargo quantities compared to FCL.

  • Consolidation: Allows you to share container space with other shippers, potentially reducing costs compared to FCL if you don't have a full container load.

Cost Factors:

  • Origin and Destination Ports: Major ports like Shanghai (China) and São Paulo (Brazil) generally have more competitive rates due to higher volumes.

  • Cargo Weight and Volume: You'll be charged per cubic meter (cbm) for the space your cargo occupies within a shared container. Lighter or more compact goods will be more cost-effective to ship via LCL.

  • Inland Transportation: Costs associated with moving your cargo from your origin warehouse in China to the port and from the arrival port in Brazil to your final destination.

  • Terminal Handling Charges: Fees levied by the terminals at both origin and destination ports for loading and unloading your cargo.

  • Ocean Freight: The base cost per cubic meter for your cargo's space on the sea voyage from China to Brazil.

  • Consolidation Fees: Charges associated with consolidating your cargo with other shipments into a container for transport.

  • Customs Clearance: Costs associated with processing your shipment through customs in both China and Brazil. This may include customs duties and taxes depending on the nature of your goods.


Air Freight From China To Brazil
Air Freight From China To Brazil

Benefits:

  • Speed: The fastest option for international shipping, with transit times typically ranging from 1 to 4 days.

  • Security: Air cargo generally experiences less handling compared to sea freight, potentially reducing the risk of damage.

  • Direct Flights (Optional): Minimize layovers and expedite delivery for urgent shipments (more expensive than indirect flights).

Cost Factors:

  • Origin and Destination Airports: Costs can vary depending on the specific airports in China and Brazil you're using. Major airports with frequent flights may have slightly lower costs.

  • Cargo Weight and Volume: Air freight is typically charged by weight or dimensional weight (whichever is higher). Lighter or more compact goods will be more cost-effective to ship by air.

  • Type of Service:

    • Direct Flights: Fastest but most expensive option.

    • Indirect Flights: More affordable but have longer transit times due to layovers.

  • Fuel Surcharge: An additional fee based on current fuel prices.

  • Customs Clearance: Costs associated with processing your shipment through customs in both China and Brazil. This may include customs duties and taxes depending on the nature of your goods.

  • Security Fees: May apply depending on the nature of your goods.


Door To Door Shipping – Lmport From China To The Brazil

DDP Air Freight
DDP Air Freight

  • Pick-up at Origin: CUC freight arranges for pick-up of your goods from your supplier's location in China.

  • Air Freight: This covers the cost of air transportation for your goods from China to the  Brazil.

  • Customs Clearance and Duties: CUC freight handles all customs clearance procedures in both China to the  Brazil, ensuring all necessary documentation is prepared and submitted, and pays any applicable duties and taxes.

  • Inland Transportation: CUC freight arranges for the movement of your goods from the origin airport in China to the departure airport, and from the arrival airport in Brazil to your final delivery address.


DDP Sea Shipping
DDP Sea Shipping

  • Pick-up at Origin: CUC freight arranges for pick-up of your goods from your supplier's location in China.

  • Ocean Freight: This covers the cost of sea transportation for your goods from China to Brazil.

  • Customs Clearance and Duties: CUC freight handles all customs clearance procedures in both China and Brazil, ensuring all necessary documentation is prepared and submitted, and pays any applicable duties and taxes.

  • Inland Transportation: CUC freight arranges for the movement of your goods from the origin port in China to the departure port, and from the arrival port in Brazil to your final delivery address.


DDP Shipping Cost And Transit Time From China To Brazil
DDP Shipping Cost And Transit Time From China To Brazil
Shipping MethodEstimated CostTransit Time
Air Freight$5.49 - $6.19 per kg8-12 business days
Sea Freight (FCL - Full Container Load)$36,300 per 20ft container45-60 Sailing days
Sea Freight (LCL - Less Than Container Load)$1,200 - $2,200 per cubic meter (cbm)45-75 Sailing days

Prices are estimates and can vary depending on the specific cargo, weight, dimensions, origin and destination city, and current market rates.

  • DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) includes the cost of transportation, customs clearance, duties, taxes, and delivery to your final address in Brazil.

  • FCL shipments are typically more cost-effective per unit weight for larger quantities compared to LCL shipments.

What are the Shipping Costs from China to Brazil?

Sea Freight Shipping Costs from China to Brazil



DescriptionImpact on Cost
Origin Port (China)(e.g., Shanghai (SHA), Ningbo (NGB), Qingdao (QDO))
Major ports generally have lower costs due to higher volumes.
Destination Port (Brazil)(e.g., Rio de Janeiro, Santos)
Similar to origin ports, major ports might offer more competitive rates.
Container Type (FCL or LCL)* FCL (Full Container Load): Ideal for large shipments filling a 20ft or 40ft container. You pay a base rate per container. * LCL (Less Than Container Load): Suitable for smaller shipments sharing space with other cargo. You pay per cubic meter (cbm).
Directly affects cost. FCL has a base rate, while LCL is charged per cubic meter.
Cargo Weight & VolumeHeavier and bulkier cargo will cost more to ship.
Directly affects cost.
Estimated Cost Range(These are approximations and can vary significantly based on route, current market conditions, and container type)
* FCL (20ft container): US$39,600 - US$72,600


Import Taxes And Duties In Brazil

Importing goods into Brazil involves several taxes and duties, calculated primarily on the CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) value of the goods. 
  • Import Duty (II): A federal tax applied to all imported goods, with rates typically ranging from 0% to 35%, averaging around 11.5% to 22.77% depending on the product. Commercial imports usually face 10–35%, while postal imports (e.g., personal online purchases) are subject to a flat 60% duty. Specific products like coffee (9%), corn (7.2%), or steel (up to 25%) may have unique rates.
  • Industrialized Products Tax (IPI): A federal excise tax on manufactured goods, ranging from 0–15%. It’s applied on the CIF value plus the import duty.
  • ICMS: A state-level tax (similar to VAT) applied at 17–20.48% on all imports, including online purchases up to US$50. It’s calculated after adding import duty and other fees.
  • PIS and COFINS: Social contribution taxes applied to imports, typically at 2.1% and 9.65%, respectively, on the CIF value.
  • AFRMM: A merchant marine renewal fee, applicable to sea freight, usually 25% of the freight cost.
  • SISCOMEX Fee: An administrative fee for customs processing, around USD 10 or 2% of the sum of Import Tax + ICMS, whichever is greater.
Additional Notes:
  • For online purchases, a 20% import tax plus ICMS applies even for items under US$50, increasing costs by approximately 44.58%. 
  • Brazil’s taxation is complex, with seven potential taxes affecting imports. The DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) service offered by CUC Freight includes these taxes in its pricing ($1,100–$2,200/CBM for sea freight).
  • Recent changes include increased duties on chemicals (e.g., polypropylene, polyethylene, PVC from 12.6% to 20%) and steel products (up to 25% with quotas).


Are Shipments From China To Brazil Delayed?

Shipments from China to Brazil can experience delays due to various factors, including port congestion, customs processing, weather conditions, and global supply chain disruptions. At CUC Freight, we proactively manage these challenges to minimize delays and ensure your cargo arrives as efficiently as possible.


What you need to know about potential delays and how we help:

Common Causes of Shipping Delays:

  • Port Congestion: Brazil’s major ports (e.g., Santos, Rio de Janeiro, Paranaguá face pressure from rising cargo volumes and limited capacity, leading to delays in cargo handling . For example, construction work at key ports has worsened wait times .

  • Customs Processing: Brazil’s strict customs regulations, including SISCOMEX registration and high import duties (up to 60%), can delay clearance by 1-7 days, especially if documentation is incomplete .

  • Weather Conditions: Adverse weather, such as storms, can disrupt sea and air freight, adding days to transit times .

  • Supply Chain Issues: Global factors like trade war-related vessel cancellations , truck driver strikes , or container shortages may cause delays.


A São Paulo importer experienced a 5-day delay due to port congestion at Santos in 2024 but avoided further delays by using CUC Freight’s expedited customs services.



Typical Transit Times:

  • Sea Freight: 45-75 sailing days, with potential delays of 3-10 days due to congestion or customs .

  • Courier Services: 4-12 days, though customs delays can extend delivery .



How CUC Freight Minimizes Delays:

  • Expert Customs Handling: With over 15 years of experience, we ensure accurate documentation (e.g., Commercial Invoice, Bill of Lading) to streamline SISCOMEX clearance and avoid customs delays .

  • Real-Time Tracking: Monitor your shipment’s status from China to Brazil, with proactive updates on potential delays.

  • Optimized Routes: We leverage new routes, like the Santana Service to Pecém Port, which cuts transit time significantly for certain shipments .

  • Partnerships: Our relationships with top shipping lines and Brazilian customs brokers ensure priority handling, reducing wait times.



Tips to Avoid Delays:

  • Provide complete and accurate documentation to prevent customs holds.

  • Plan shipments during off-peak seasons to avoid port congestion.

  • Choose air freight for time-sensitive cargo to bypass port delays .


Don’t let delays disrupt your business. Request a free quote today to ship from China to Brazil with CUC Freight’s reliable, delay-minimizing solutions.




Tips For Keeping Down Costs And Shipping Time From China To Brazil

Reduce costs and shipping time from China to Brazil with these expert tips from CUC Freight:

  • Choose Sea Freight for Cost Savings: Opt for FCL ($36,300-$74,800  per container (20ft or 40ft)) or LCL ($1,100-$1,600/CBM) for bulk cargo to minimize costs, though transit takes 45-75 days.

  • Use Air Freight for Speed: For urgent shipments, air freight (3-7 days, $3-5/kg) is faster but pricier. Ideal for high-value goods.

  • Consolidate Shipments: Combine multiple orders into one container to lower per-unit costs.

  • Plan Off-Peak Shipping: Avoid holiday rushes to secure lower rates and avoid port congestion delays.

  • Ensure Accurate Documentation: Provide complete Commercial Invoices and Bills of Lading to prevent customs delays, which can add 1-7 days in Brazil.

  • Leverage CUC Freight’s Expertise: Our 15+ years of experience and partnerships with top carriers optimize routes (e.g., Santana Service to Pecém) and streamline customs for faster, cheaper delivery.


Request a free quote to ship cost-effectively with CUC Freight today!




Courier Service from China to Brazil

For businesses or individuals who need to get goods from China to Brazil quickly, express shipping is the best option. While it is the most expensive method, it ensures a fast and efficient delivery.

Key Features of Express Shipping:

  • Speed: Express shipping typically delivers goods within 3-7 days, depending on the exact origin and destination. Air freight is often used for express services to ensure speed.

  • Trackability: Express services come with detailed tracking, allowing you to monitor your shipment in real time.

  • Customs Clearance: With express shipping, customs clearance is generally faster and more efficient, as express couriers are often well-versed in handling international shipments.

Best Methods for Express Shipping:

  • Air Freight: Air freight is typically used for express shipping due to its speed. It’s best for high-value, small to medium-sized shipments that need to arrive quickly.

  • Courier Services: Companies may provide premium express services from China to Brazil, offering both fast transit times and door-to-door service.

  • Priority Shipping: Many freight companies offer priority shipping services for urgent deliveries, which ensures faster processing and delivery times.

Express shipping is ideal when time-sensitive products are involved, such as electronics, fashion goods, or perishables. Keep in mind that the higher cost is a trade-off for the faster service.


Alibaba and Shipping: Streamlining the Process

Alibaba is one of the largest online marketplaces connecting suppliers in China with buyers around the world. Many businesses use Alibaba to source products directly from Chinese manufacturers. 

How to Streamline the Shipping Process:

  • Work with Verified Suppliers: Choose suppliers with good ratings and reviews on Alibaba to minimize issues with product quality and shipping reliability. Verified suppliers are more likely to offer secure and efficient shipping solutions.

  • Use Alibaba’s Logistics Services: Alibaba offers its own shipping solutions through Alibaba Logistics, which helps to streamline the shipping process. This service can include everything from freight forwarding to customs clearance.

  • Consolidated Shipments: If you're sourcing from multiple suppliers, consider using Alibaba's shipping services to consolidate multiple shipments into one. This can help reduce shipping costs and streamline the process.

  • Negotiate Shipping Terms: Many suppliers offer shipping options as part of the deal. You can negotiate the shipping terms, including freight methods and delivery times, with the supplier before placing an order.

  • Use Alibaba Trade Assurance: This service offers protection for both parties, ensuring that the supplier ships your products on time and as described, and safeguarding your payment in case of issues.

By leveraging Alibaba’s resources, you can make the shipping process smoother, faster, and more reliable.


FAQs About Shipping From China To Brazil

How long does shipping from China to Brazil take?

Sea freight takes 45-75 days, depending on the route and customs processing.

What are the costs of shipping from China to Brazil?

Costs vary: $36,300-$74,800 per container (20ft or 40ft) via sea. Get a free quote for precise rates.

How do I handle customs clearance in Brazil?

CUC Freight manages documentation, duty calculations, and SISCOMEX registration to ensure smooth clearance.

Can I ship small parcels from China to Brazil?

Yes, we offer LCL (Less than Container Load) and courier services for small businesses and e-commerce.

  • Suitable for cargo volume: Starting from 1 CBM, with better rates for 10 CBM and above.

What Our Clients Are Saying?

Your satisfaction are our utmost priority and we strive to provide professional, hassle-free, safe, secure, dependable and timely deliveries each and every time.  After had tried our service, most of them become our regular customers and they praise for our service.

Mariana Silva, Owner, TechTrend Imports
Mariana Silva, Owner, TechTrend Imports
As an e-commerce business in São Paulo, we rely on fast and affordable shipping from China to keep our inventory stocked. CUC Freight’s air freight service cut our delivery time to just 5 days, and their customs expertise saved us from costly delays at GRU airport. Their real-time tracking gave us peace of mind. Highly recommend!
Carlos Mendes, Logistics Manager, RioTech Industries
Carlos Mendes, Logistics Manager, RioTech Industries
Shipping bulk machinery from China to Rio de Janeiro used to be a headache due to port congestion at Santos. CUC Freight’s sea freight LCL option saved us 20% on costs, and their optimized routes got our cargo to us in 25 days. Their team handled all SISCOMEX documentation flawlessly. Fantastic service!


Ana Costa, Founder, Moda Recife
Ana Costa, Founder, Moda Recife
As a small business in Recife importing textiles from China, we needed a reliable partner to navigate Brazil’s high duties and customs rules. CUC Freight’s door-to-door service was a game-changer, delivering in 28 days at a price we could afford. Their free quote and proactive updates made everything seamless!
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