Used Clothes Consolidation USA to Central America

LCL (Less than Container Load) consolidation means grouping several small shipments of used clothes under one shared container. At Interworld Freight, we collect your HS6309 cargo in our Miami warehouse, combine it with other shipments headed to the same destination, and ship it together. This reduces your freight cost while maintaining full traceability and compliance.

Yes , as long as each item is declared correctly under HS6309 and meets the sanitary and import standards of the destination country. You can mix grades (A, B, C) and include used shoes, accessories, or rags, provided they are properly packed, labeled, and documented.

Yes. Interworld Freight coordinates fumigation, disinfection, and hygiene certificates as required for HS6309 exports. We work with certified providers in Miami to issue the proper documentation, ensuring your shipment meets the health regulations of Central American customs.

While each country has its own requirements, most imports of used clothing (HS6309) need: Commercial invoice and packing list Certificate of fumigation or disinfection Export declaration (EEI/SED) Import permit or sanitary authorization Bill of Lading.

Typical transit times for consolidated containers (LCL) range between 5 and 12 days, depending on destination: Honduras & El Salvador: 5–7 days Guatemala & Nicaragua: 6–8 days Costa Rica & Panama: 8–12 days Schedules are weekly, so if your cargo misses one cutoff, it ships on the next available vessel.

Yes. We can receive and store your goods in a bonded or Free Trade Zone (FTZ) facility in Miami before consolidation. This allows exporters to defer duties, complete documentation, or wait for additional cargo before shipment.