Customer Liability for Undeclared or Mis-Declared Cargo At Caribbean Cargo DC, we prioritize safety and compliance in all our shipping operations. To ensure a smooth and secure shipping process, it is crucial that all customers accurately declare the contents of their cargo. Customer Responsibility: By shipping with Caribbean Cargo DC, customers agree to…
At Caribbean Cargo DC, we understand the urgency and importance of providing timely support to regions affected by hurricanes. In light of the recent events, we are committed to assisting our customers in sending essential supplies to those in need by providing special discounts for hurricane relief efforts. Please note that discounts may not be…
Sympathy and Relief Efforts for Hurricane Beryl-Affected Countries Dear Valued Customers, We hope this message finds you safe and well. As Hurricane Beryl continues to impact the Eastern Caribbean, our thoughts are with those affected by this natural disaster. At Caribbean Cargo DC, we stand in solidarity with the communities facing challenges during…
Tropical Storm Beryl Advisory for Caribbean Cargo DC Customers As Tropical Storm Beryl strengthens and approaches the Caribbean, we at Caribbean Cargo DC are closely monitoring the situation to ensure the safety and timely delivery of your shipments. Here’s what you need to know: Current Status of Tropical Storm Beryl – Beryl is expected to…
Attn: Valued Customers Caribbean Cargo DC shares new rates effective June 1, 2024. Our commitment to providing exceptional service remains unwavering, and we believe these adjustments will help us continue to meet your shipping needs effectively and efficiently. Here are the key changes: A nominal increase will be applied to all standard shipping services. This…
Announcing the Passing of Our Valued Team Member – Rodwell “Roddy” Tong, Sr. Caribbean Cargo DC (CCDC) will be CLOSED on Saturday, May 25th to honor the memory of our dear colleague, Rodwell “Roddy” Tong, Sr. Roddy was one of the first employees at CCDC. His presence brought joy and light to our workplace, and…
Caribbean Cargo DC provides this important update from Trinidad & Tobago regarding new importer/exporter number registration requirements. All importers, except for individuals declaring non-commercial imports valued below $20,000 TTD, need to register with Customs and Excise before bringing goods into Trinidad and Tobago. The registration requirements differ based on whether the entity is VAT registered…
Join Us for the 2024 Spring & Summer Packing Party Dates! 🌴 Caribbean Cargo DC invites you to an exciting and fun-filled day at our Spring & Summer Packing Party events! As a token of our gratitude for your continued support and loyalty, we’re thrilled to offer you a special 20% discount on ocean freight…
Statement Regarding the Collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge Caribbean Cargo DC extends a heartfelt offer of condolences to the families affected by a cargo ship colliding with Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge on Tuesday, March 26th. The tragic loss of lives, injuries sustained by this collision, and the significant bridge damage has caused…
Did you know that we now offer a checklist that helps guide customers through the process of filing an insurance claim with our insurance carrier? Find it on our website at the following link: https://caribbeancargodc.com/insurance-checklist. This new checklist is designed to make the insurance claim process easier and more efficient for our valued customers.…