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Hello everyone. I'm planning to ship a shipment of equipment from the US to a Caribbean island. I'm considering shipping to one of the smaller countries in the region. I'd like to hear from those with experience: what difficulties arose during the process, especially with FCL/LCL sea freight, and considering local customs procedures. Any advice on choosing a route, carrier, and delivery time to avoid surprises?
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I hadn’t considered how much weather and local port conditions could complicate the process — I was mostly focused on documentation and carrier options. Sounds like advance planning and understanding each island’s logistics are key. I’ll definitely dig deeper into storage and customs details before choosing a route.
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