Ship container to Akita
Ship containers to Akita from different ports
If you are planning to ship a container to Akita as a FCL (Full Container Load) or LCL (Less than a Container Load) shipment, iContainers has the best rates for ocean freight transport.
How much does it cost to ship a container to Akita
Here are examples of 20 foot FCL container shipping to Akita:
NEW YORK - Akita | From 2,068 $ | |
Los Angeles - Akita | From 2,265 $ | |
Long Beach - Akita | From 2,265 $ | |
Houston - Akita | From 2,514 $ | |
Miami - Akita | From 3,991 $ |
Estimated transit time to send a container to Akita
| Continent of origin | Country of origin | Port of origin | Port of destination | Transit time (days) | 20DV FCL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| America | United States | Birmingham | Akita | 40 | 2,288$ |
| America | United States | Jacksonville | Akita | 35 | 2,980$ |
| America | United States | Miami | Akita | 35 | 3,855$ |
| America | Canada | Edmonton (Alberta) | Akita | 13 | 3,695$ |
| America | Canada | Toronto | Akita | 13 | 3,495$ |
| America | United States | Indianapolis | Akita | 13 | 3,820$ |
Longest transit time to Akita
The longest transit time to ship a container to Akita is the route Birmingham - Akita, with an average of 40 days. The next longest routes are Jacksonville - Akita, with an average of 35 days and Miami - Akita, with an average of 35 days.
Shortest transit time to Akita
The shortest transit time to ship a container to Akita is the route Edmonton (Alberta) - Akita, with an average of 13 days. The next shortest routes are Toronto - Akita, with an average of 13 days; and Indianapolis - Akita, with an average of 13 days.
Top 5 routes for shipping containers to Akita
At iContainers, you can find 87 routes for sending containers to Akita. Here are the top 5 routes:
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