China to North America

Sunny Worldwide Logistics offers comprehensive DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) services to the United States, catering to a variety of shipping needs. Whether you require swift delivery via our premium Matson Express and Zim Lines, or a more economical option with our general cargo services, we ensure your goods arrive on time and in full compliance with customs regulations.

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Mexico, a pivotal player in Latin America, presents a thriving market for international businesses. Our logistics services are designed to cater to the unique needs of shipping to Mexico, offering both air and sea freight options. For air freight, we typically deliver to Mexico City International Airport (MEX), while our sea freight services cover major ports such as Veracruz, Manzanillo, and Lazaro Cardenas. We ensure that each shipment is handled with precision, providing DDP services to streamline the process from origin to final destination.

• Origin gateways: Xiamen (XMN) / Shenzhen (SZX) / Shanghai (PVG) – daily cargo cut-off

• Hub-1: Hong Kong (HKG) – 2-hour truck, bonded corridor, no China export re-clearance

• Hub-2: JFK New York – 777/747 daily uplift, 15-hour block time, bonded transfer zone

• Final leg: JFK → YUL Montreal – 1 h 20 min domestic trunk, 4 daily departures

• Total transit: 5-7 days door-door (vs 4-5 days direct but 25-35 % higher cost)

• Aircraft payload: 100-650 kg loose, 1 000-3 000 kg ULD (PMC/AKE)

• Customs: U.S. CBP in-bond, no U.S. duty; Canada CBSA entry at YUL – we file e-HBL & ACI 24 h pre-arrival

English Parameters (ZEX service profile)

• Loading base: Yantian International Container Terminals (YICT), priority Berth 9-10

• Transit window: 11-13 calendar days port-to-port – average 12 days

• Vessel capacity: 8,500-10,000 TEU, 65 t laden per bay, twin-lift spreaders

• Crane outreach: 24 rows, accepts 20’/40’/40’HC/flat-rack/OOG

• Berth preference: carrier-operated automated terminal – no anchorage queue

• Free container pick-up: within 24 h of discharge, no appointment needed

• On-dock rail: direct interchange to UP & BNSF, 2-day Chicago, 3-day Dallas

• Documentation: direct B/L Los Angeles, AMS filed 24 h pre-arrival, paperless release

Mexico, Latin America’s second-largest economy, stretches from the deserts of Sonora to the beaches of Quintana Roo. Home to 130 million consumers and the world’s 12th-largest e-commerce market, it imports everything from electronics to automotive parts through ports like Lázaro Cárdenas, Manzanillo, Veracruz, and Altamira.

Recently, Mexican customs has intensified inspections—X-raying containers, demanding extra documentation, and holding cargo for weeks. Choosing a reliable, compliant logistics partner is no longer optional; it’s essential.

• Fast Transit: 15-18 days from China to LA/LB ports.

• DDP Service: All duties and taxes paid upfront, ensuring hassle-free delivery.

• Wide Coverage: Four major US warehouses for convenient distribution.

• Specialized Handling: Capable of handling a variety of cargo types, including sensitive goods.

Are you gearing up for the Christmas season and looking for reliable air freight services to import Christmas trees and LED lights to the USA? Look no further! Our specialized DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) air freight services are designed to make your Christmas procurement hassle-free and efficient.

Competitive ocean freight and stable space.
The destination charge is lower than the market price for LCL.
We charge a reasonable local fee to shippers under the FOB term, in order to avoid complaints from them.
Free warehouse service.
Receive loading pictures anytime you need.
Container loading supervision service in any city in China.
Vast experience in out of gauge (OOG) goods shipping.
Door to door service.

In recent years, the trade relationship between the US and China has been fraught with challenges. The US government, under the current administration, has implemented a series of tariff policies targeting Chinese goods. For instance, as of April 2025, the US has imposed tariffs on Chinese exports with rates as high as 245% for certain products.