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          How much does it cost to ship a container to Argentina

          The European Union is one of Argentina’s main trading partners, representing 18% of all the country’s imports. Ocean freight costs range from $308 to $3,500, making it a more economical shipping origin and destination compared to other South American countries. Argentina has the second largest economy in South America next to Brazil. They’re also among the largest of soy producers in the world, and of course, largely known for their exports in meat. Argentina is also known for being the fourth in petroleum production, the first in software development, and the second-largest producer of auto parts in South America.

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          Pt Everglades - Buenos Aires
          From 913 $
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          Memphis - Buenos Aires
          From 1,695 $
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          Atlanta, Ga - Buenos Aires
          From 1,286 $
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          Houston, Tx - Buenos Aires
          From 1,250 $
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          New York - Buenos Aires
          From 943 $
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          Charleston - Buenos Aires
          From 918 $
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          New Orleans - Buenos Aires
          From 1,250 $
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          Norfolk - Buenos Aires
          From 943 $
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          Chicago, Il - Buenos Aires
          From 1,409 $
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          Nashville - Buenos Aires
          From 1,541 $
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          Savannah - Buenos Aires
          From 918 $
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          Baltimore - Buenos Aires
          From 943 $
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          Main ports in Argentina

          Finding variety in ports to choose from for your shipment to Argentina is no piece of cake. Fortunately, at iContainers we can do just that! We operate in 6 ports in Argentina from the United States and in 7 ports in Argentina from Spain. Pick your preferred destination port for your ocean freight transport and let us help you with the rest!

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          FAQs about shipping your container to Argentina

          What is the estimated transit time for shipping a container to Argentina?

          Transit time is estimated based on different factors, one of which is the chosen route and the port of origin and destination. For instance, the Detroit – Buenos Aires route is the longest with an average of 92 days. The shortest transit time to ship a container to Argentina is the route Pt Everglades – Buenos Aires which takes 14 days on average. Containers being shipped from Spain (Algeciras) typically arrive 15 days after departure.

          What type of cargo can be sent in a container?

          You will find there is quite a wide range of types of containers to choose from based on the nature of your goods. However, shippers tend to find dry shipping containers suit their needs perfectly. Dry shipping containers are used – as their name suggests – to transport dry bulk, i.e., dry commodities or non-perishable goods. That is, goods that don’t require special conditions such as ventilation or refrigeration.

          How do you figure out shipping cost to Argentina?

          Your shipping costs will invariably be determined by a number of factors: your freight’s characteristics, the kind of container you need, your chosen Incoterm and the route selected for your shipping. In addition, any specific requirement for your goods – as would be the case when transporting sensitive or hazardous goods – is sure to increase costs.

          What container capacity do I need for my cargo?

          The wide range of sizes and volumes among dry shipping containers will no doubt allow you to find the perfect fit for your cargo. The smallest (20ft) has a volume capacity of 1,172 CFT / 33.2 CBM, whereas the largest (45ft) can offer up to 3,122 CFT / 88.4 CBM. If your shipment is low-volume, a Shared Container (LCL) may be more budget-friendly and better suited for your freight.

          FOB vs CIF: What´s the difference?

          CIF and FOB Incoterms are two of the most commonly used commercial terms in ocean freight and yet they tend to generate confusion among exporters and importers. The difference between the two lies mainly with liability for the goods being transported: under CIF, the seller is held liable for the cargo up until it reaches the destination port while with FOB, said liability is only extended until the goods are loaded on the vessel, at which point responsibility is transferred to the buyer.

          What paperwork is needed for international shipments to Argentina?

          Required documents for international shipping can be categorized in two types: the first ones are mandatory in any ocean freight transaction (a Bill of Lading, a commercial invoice or a packing list), whereas the second kind depend on factors such as the countries involved or the nature of the shipment. These may include complimentary forms for hazardous goods or customs authorization, for example.

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