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How much does it cost to ship a container from USA to Ecuador?

The cost of shipping to Ecuador varies based on container size, cargo type, and the shipping route. Here are average costs:

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How much does it cost to ship a 20-foot container?

Shipping a 20-foot container to Ecuador typically costs between $2,000 and $3,000, suitable for smaller loads and personal shipments.

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How much does it cost to ship a 40-foot container?

For larger shipments, a 40-foot container generally ranges from $3,500 to $4,500, offering better value for bulk or high-volume goods.

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Ocean freight from USA to Ecuador

Interworld Freight specializes in ocean freight services designed to meet a variety of shipping needs:

  • FCL (Full Container Load): Provides exclusive container use for large shipments, ensuring privacy and security.
  • LCL (Less Than Container Load): Ideal for smaller loads, allowing cost-sharing by consolidating shipments.

We offer full-service logistics, including real-time tracking, customs clearance, and documentation support, to make the process hassle-free.

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Top 5 container shipping routes to Ecuador from the Americas

  1. Miami to Guayaquil: A key route for U.S. exports to Ecuador.
  2. Houston to Manta: Ideal for industrial and agricultural shipments.
  3. Cartagena to Guayaquil: Supporting South American trade with Ecuador.
  4. Panama to Manta: A major connection for Central American goods.
  5. Santo Domingo to Guayaquil: Facilitating inter-Caribbean exports.

Top 5 container shipping routes from USA to South America

  1. Miami to Callao (Peru): A vital route for U.S. exports to South America.
  2. Houston to Buenos Aires (Argentina): Shipping industrial equipment and bulk goods.
  3. New York to Santos (Brazil): Serving agricultural and manufactured products.
  4. Los Angeles to Valparaiso (Chile): Connecting U.S. goods with Chilean markets.
  5. Savannah to Lima (Peru): A preferred route for textiles and food products.
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Ocean Freight

For the maritime legs of your shipments, you can choose either full container load (FCL) or less-than-container-load (LCL) shipping.

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Road Freight

When you need to get your goods moved to and from ocean freight terminals and/or consolidation/deconsolidation centers, our road freight services, which include container drayage, FTL and LTL trucking, make it as simple as can be.

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Integrated Shipping for Industry

While container shipping is a standardized practice, goods for some industries require special handling practices and conditions. We offer specialized container services for US imports connected with the following industries:

Ecuador sea ports

  • Port of Guayaquil: The largest and busiest port in Ecuador, handling the majority of containerized goods and exports.
  • Port of Manta: Known for its efficiency in handling industrial and agricultural products.
  • Port of Esmeraldas: A vital port for timber and oil exports, supporting Ecuador’s regional trade.

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FAQs

Costs vary depending on the size and type of shipment. Ocean freight is more economical for larger shipments, while air freight is faster for smaller parcels.

Commonly shipped items include electronics, clothing, furniture, industrial equipment, and food products, as long as they meet Ecuadorian import regulations.

Prohibited items include narcotics, counterfeit goods, firearms without proper permits, and certain agricultural products restricted by Ecuadorian laws.

Prohibited items include narcotics, counterfeit goods, firearms without proper permits, and certain agricultural products restricted by Ecuadorian laws.

For bulk shipments, ocean freight is the most cost-effective option, particularly LCL services for smaller loads.