Where can I ship a container to Argentina?

Buenos Aires: The largest port in Argentina, handling most containerized cargo. Rosario: A key port for agricultural exports, located along the Paraná River. Ship containers to Argentina with our reliable ocean freight services. Get a quote for 20-foot or 40-foot containers to major ports in Argentina.

Why should you choose InterWorld freight for shipping containers to Argentina?

Shipping containers to Argentina is reliable and cost-efficient with Interworld Freight’s ocean freight services. Whether you need to transport personal belongings, commercial goods, or bulk items, we offer tailored solutions for FCL (Full Container Load) and LCL (Less Than Container Load) shipments.

How much does it cost to ship to Argentina?

Shipping a 40-foot container generally ranges from $3,000 to $4,500, suitable for high-volume goods or bulk cargo. Shipping rates to Argentina are influenced by several factors: Cargo specifics: Fragile or temperature-sensitive items may incur additional handling fees.

Do I need to submit originals for cargo in Argentina?

Originals must be submitted at Customs if cargo is in transit (one at Buenos Aires Customs, one at Customs in final destination and the last one at our office properly endorsed for cargo release). It is possible to issue four or more originals for cargo in Argentina when the commodity is in transit.

Will Argentina customs release containers under one bill of lading?

Argentina Customs will not release containers under one Bill of lading unless the whole lot arrives in the same vessel. Cargo under same bill, covered by one commercial invoice and one certificate of origin must arrive to Argentina in the same vessel, otherwise first lot will be held by Customs until rest of the lot arrives.