This service offers international express shipping through carriers like UPS, DHL, and FedEx. It specializes in dedicated lines to Canada, the US, Mexico, Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. The service includes package consolidation, storage, inspection, and repacking. Additionally, it provides first-leg transport, ocean freight (LCL/FCL), air freight, and land transport. Specialized services like handling dangerous goods and oversized cargo are also available. Customs clearance, second-leg delivery, and door-to-door solutions are included for efficient shipping to Canada.

UPS International Express is a leading provider of transportation, logistics, and e-commerce services. It offers an express transportation service to Mexico with specific surcharges and conditions. These include fuel surcharges, remote area fees, address change fees, and customs prepayment fees. UPS imposes additional fees for oversized or overweight packages, and a declared value insurance option is available. Some items, such as liquid or flammable goods, are prohibited. Packaging must meet UPS standards, and insurance is recommended for high-value goods. Customs clearance in Mexico requires a Certificate of Origin (CO) for shipments exceeding $1,000 USD.

FedEx offers competitive rates during off-peak seasons for select countries in Europe, the U.S., and Southeast Asia. Their services are divided into International Priority (IP) and International Economy (IE). FedEx IPF and IEF services can handle oversized shipments to commercial addresses with no additional fees, but shipments under 68kg are charged as 68kg. They accept items like cosmetics, magnets, power banks, and batteries. For shipments over 100kg, FedEx has notable advantages, especially for destinations in Europe, the U.S., and Southeast Asia, thanks to a specialized account for large shipments.