Shipping from China to Brazil

Sea Freight

Sea freight is the most cost-effective option for large shipments, heavy equipment, and bulk cargo.

Transit Time: ~30–60 days (depending on origin, destination, and route)
Container Options:

FCL (Full Container Load): Exclusive use of 20FT or 40FT container – ideal for large volumes and heavy cargo

LCL (Less than Container Load): Shared container – cost-efficient for smaller shipments
Flat Rack / Open Top: For oversized project cargo

Reefer (Refrigerated Containers): For temperature-sensitive goods

Breakbulk: For bulk commodities

Ro-Ro Vessels: For vehicles and wheeled cargo

Main Seaports

China: Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hong Kong

Brazil:

Port of Santos – Largest port in Latin America; main container hub
Port of Rio de Janeiro – Key for Rio’s economic zone
Port of Paranaguá – Leading bulk cargo port, especially grains
Port of Itaguaí – Industrial products and mining exports
Port of Rio Grande – Central hub for South American trade
Port of Suape – Technologically advanced, specialized in fuel and grain

Air Freight

Air freight is the fastest and most reliable solution, suitable for urgent, high-value, perishable, or fragile goods.

Transit Time: ~5–12 days (as fast as 2–6 days for urgent cargo)

Recommended For:

Shipments under 1 CBM and 100 KG
Urgent deliveries with strict deadlines
High-value or time-sensitive cargo

Service Options

Airport-to-airport
Door-to-door
Airport-to-door
Door-to-airport
Main Airports

China: Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai, Chengdu, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong

Brazil:

São Paulo (GRU) – Guarulhos International Airport: Brazil’s busiest cargo hub (40%+ market share)
Rio de Janeiro (GIG) – Galeão International Airport: Brazil’s second-largest cargo hub
Brasília (BSB) – Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport: Serving the capital region