Shipping Services from China to Mexico - STU Supply Chain




Shipping from China to Mexico

Are you looking for sea or international freight services from China to Mexico?


STU Supply Chain, a member of NVOCC (Non-Vessel Carriers), has established long-term cooperative agency relationships with many shipping companies since its establishment. Can provide customers with high-quality Mexico FCL shipping and Mexico LCL shipping services.


STU Supply Chain is committed to providing customers with professional LCL/FCL shipping services from China to Mexico, and provide DDU door-to-door delivery service to deliver goods safely and quickly to designated destinations.


With our experienced staff and professional handling team, all aspects of cargo logistics/freighting business can be shipped from China to Mexico by sea, covering Mexico City, Manzanillo, Guadalajara, Alvalade and other countries.



Sea Freight & Container Shipping from China to Mexico

Are you looking to ship cargo containers from China to Mexico? Our shipping services from China to Mexico cover all major ports: Shanghai, Shenzhen, Ningbo, Qingdao, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Dalian, Xiamen, Hong Kong. Depending on your specific needs, we offer door-to-door, door-to-port and port-to-port shipping services from China to Mexico.


With our door-to-door service, you will be able to deliver your goods to different inland cities such as Monterrey, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Mexicali, Tijuana, Puebla and more. Depending on the destination city, we will ship your cargo through the most convenient ports in Mexico, such as Manzanillo, Veracruz or Lazaro Cardenas.


The transit time for shipping a container from China to Mexico is estimated to be 20 to 30 days from port to port. The number of days will vary depending on the desired service route and sailing schedule.




FCL Loading - FCL Shipping from China to Mexico

We offer FCL sea freight services for 20ft containers and 40ft containers to Mexico. If the goods being transported require different types of equipment, such as open top containers, flat racks, reefers or other equipment, our specialist equipment department will provide you with the best alternative.


The full container shipping (FCL) service provided by STU Supply Chain is to fill the container with the shipper's goods and then ship it directly to the consignee in Mexico by international shipping, which can provide customers with reliable, flexible and cost-effective international logistics and transportation Way. We can also provide customized services for different types of goods, such as a variety of different equipment and shipping arrangements.


Through our regular contract freight rates with shipping companies, we can provide you with the highest quality space allocation and competitive freight rates for your FCL container shipping to Mexico.


Less than a Container Load - LCL Shipping from China to Mexico

We always provide LCL service from China to Mexico if the cargo cannot fill the whole container. When using this service, the applicable rate depends on the volume of the shipment. If the weight of the cargo exceeds the maximum allowable weight per cubic meter, the applicable rate is based on the weight.


STU Supply Chain operates its own internal network, and we deliver bulk shipments from different customers to major container terminals in Mexico. Arranged door-to-door schedules ensure that client deadlines and commitments are met.


We can provide both the traditional Mexican LCL service and the consolidation service for the same buyer from multiple sellers in the same country or multiple countries.


We offer various delivery shipping services to Mexico

Our port-to-port, door-to-port and door-to-door services for shipping your goods can help you find the best shipping method. If you don't know about these services, then we'll help you learn.


Port to Port

In shipping, port-to-port transportation involves an intermediate link in the entire transportation process. In this case, the transport of goods in a shipping container from the port of origin to the port of destination. Pre-shipment and in-shipment shipping services are not included. There is a certain amount of unpredictability in this part of the shipping process, given the unstable and volatile conditions that shipping companies often face at sea. This is largely why this will be the most expensive part of the shipping process.


Door to Port

Door-to-Port service to transport goods internationally in an efficient and cost-effective manner. The process is when the goods are picked up from your home, then you are responsible for the foreign customs formalities and arranging the delivery of the goods to your final destination. We will notify you before the shipment arrives at the port of destination and refer you to one of our customs brokers to help you clear customs and handle the required paperwork.


Door to Door 

Door-to-door shipping is a service where the freight forwarder guarantees that the goods will be picked up and delivered to the destination specified by the customer. We will pick up the container from your warehouse and bring it to the port gate. No matter which delivery method you choose, it's important to understand all your options before shipping. It differs from door-to-port or port-to-port because it starts and ends at a specific address within the city covered by the freight forwarder.


What is the difference between door to door and door to port?

Door-to-port is to pick up the goods from the origin and ship to the destination port, only you have to pick up the goods yourself; door-to-door is to collect from the origin and deliver directly to your address.



Tailored to meet all of your cost objectives and FCL and LCL requirements, our ocean freight services include:

1. Full Container Load (FCL) and LCL (LCL), DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid)

2. Port to port, door to door, door to port, port to door

3. Booking and pre-shipment planning;

4. Inland transportation arrangements;

5. Track and trace.



When it comes to shipping cargo to Mexico from China, STU Supply Chain is your best logistics partner. CONTACT US TODAY FOR OUR BEST FREIGHT SHIPPING RATES!

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