Caribbean Cargo DC Releases 2025 Shipping Calendar We are thrilled to announce that our 2025 Shipping Calendar is now available on our website! This comprehensive calendar provides all the necessary information to help you plan your shipments throughout the year. Visit our website to view and download the 2025 Shipping Calendar: https://caribbeancargodc.com/calendar/ We strive…
Important Update: Non-Refundable Admin Fee for Bulk Cargo and Container Shipments Dear Valued Customer, At Caribbean Cargo DC, we are committed to providing exceptional service and ensuring the smooth and efficient handling of your shipments. We greatly value your trust and continued partnership with us. In our ongoing efforts to maintain the highest standards of…
Important Update: Shipment Delay for Consolidated Container to Guyana November 18, 2024 Dear Valued Customers, We regret to inform you that due to unforeseen and repeated changes by our shipping partner, Seaboard, one of our consolidated 40 ft containers destined for Guyana is experiencing a significant delay. The affected container is Booking# 8237552A. The original…
How to Prepare for Smooth Transits Introduction The Caribbean, with its picturesque islands and strategic location, is a vital hub for global shipping. However, navigating the unique challenges of Caribbean shipping requires careful planning and informed decision-making. Whether you’re transporting goods between islands or shipping globally, understanding the intricacies of Caribbean logistics is crucial. This…
Introduction Shipping services have undergone a significant transformation over the years, especially when considering routes from Washington D.C. to the Caribbean. These changes have been influenced by technological advancements, increased demand, and the need for efficient freight solutions. Companies like Caribbean Cargo DC have been at the forefront, evolving their services to meet these growing…
Important Notice for Customers with Large Volume Shipments Dear Valued Customers, As we approach the Peak Season, we want to ensure a smooth and efficient process for all our Caribbean Cargo DC (CCDC) customers. If you have a large volume of items to ship, please consider whether you will be clearing your shipments under the Returning Resident Scheme. If so, it is essential to begin the application process before shipping your cargo. Starting the documentation process early will enable faster clearance upon arrival in Jamaica. You can find more information and begin your application on the Jamaica Customs website :http://www.jacustoms.gov.jm. Given the annual congestion during this time, our goal is to expedite the clearance of aged cargo to make room for current and upcoming shipments. Applying for the concession after your shipment has arrived can cause further delays. Therefore, CCDC will be screening shipments for customers shipping containers and large volumes to Jamaica to streamline the process for faster clearance. This update comes per an urgent notice from our at-destination shipping partner, Combined Freight Forwarders, for Montego Bay, Freeport, and St. James, Jamaica. Together, we can make this process work for mutual benefit. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. Best regards, Caribbean Cargo DC Team
Dear Valued Customers, We hope this message finds you well. We are pleased to inform you that the recent port strike, which began on October 1, 2024, has been successfully resolved. However, the past two weeks have seen significant disruptions due to the hurricanes that have impacted our operations. We anticipate that these events may…
Dear Valued Customers, We are pleased to inform you that the recent port strike, which began on October 1, 2024, has been successfully resolved. We understand that this situation may have caused some concerns and disruptions, and we appreciate your patience and understanding during this period. What to Expect in the Coming Weeks Resumption…
Important Notice: Potential Port Strike on October 1st, 2024 Dear Valued Customers, We would like to inform you of a potential disruption in our shipping services due to a possible port strike planned for October 1st, 2024. This strike may affect all US East and Gulf Coast ports if labor negotiations between the…
🎁Ship Early to Avoid the Holiday Rush!🎁 Dear Caribbean Cargo DC Customers, As the holiday season approaches, we want to remind you to ship early to ensure your packages arrive on time. The holiday rush at destination ports can cause delays, and we want to make sure your gifts and essentials reach your loved ones…