China to United States Shipping
China → United States trade lane
Browse 8,815 logistics providers serving China to United States. This is the world’s largest ocean trade lane. Boxes leave Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Ningbo for Los Angeles/Long Beach (roughly 15–25 days) or, via Panama, the East Coast ports of New York and Savannah (30–40 days); air freight runs 3–6 days. Forwarders manage US customs (ISF/10+2), Section 301 duties, and the Q3 peak-season crunch.
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Frequently asked questions
- How long does shipping from China to the US take?
- Ocean transit to the US West Coast (LA/Long Beach) is typically 15–25 days port-to-port; the East Coast via Panama runs 30–40 days. Air freight is 3–6 days. Add time for pickup, customs, and delivery — forwarders quote door-to-door schedules against your cut-off.
- What customs applies to US imports from China?
- US imports require an ISF (10+2) filed before loading and a CBP entry via a licensed customs broker, plus any Section 301 additional duties on affected HS codes. Many forwarders on CargoLinked include US customs brokerage.
- Should I use FCL, LCL, or air for China–US cargo?
- Full-container (FCL) is most economical for large volumes; LCL suits smaller shipments sharing a container; air fits urgent or high-value goods. Post a freight request and forwarders will advise the best mode for your cargo and deadline.