We offer bespoke prices and contract rates based on your consignment’s volume and regularity. We help you to understand your business needs and offer you a rate and service that suits your business.
Please feel free to contact us and discuss your commercial shipping needs:
Direct line:
020 8867 0904 option 1.
Direct email:
[email protected]
| Jamaica | 20ft container | 40ft container |
| Kingston Seaport | £1500.00 | £3446.64 |
LCL shipping from our London office in Feltham TW14 post code to Jamaica ports
| Total Volume * | |
| 1 CBM | £470.82 |
| 5 CBM | £704.71 |
| 10 CBM | £1257.42 |
Rates valid for 1 cubic meter and a maximum weight of 600kg. (Standard pallet size: 120x80x100 cm).
| Destination port | Total charges |
| Kingston Seaport | £470.82 |
| Destination |
100 kg |
| From Heathrow UK to Kingston St. Andrew international |
£540.00 |
* Documentation surcharge applies to any shipping to Jamaica.
* For an accurate price,
please use our
online quotation form above and provide detailed information about your shipment requirement to Jamaica.
With a population of 2.9 million people, Jamaica is one of the largest, most populated countries in the English speaking Caribbean. In the year 2020, the total UK exports to Jamaica amounted to £114 million, an increase of 21.3% compared to the same period the previous year (ONS, 2024).
Jamaica has consistently imported more goods and services every year since 2014, and with 6% growth predicted, this trend is set to continue. The top goods exported to Jamaica from the UK were beverages, vegetables and fruit, sugar, chemicals and other foods. In terms of services, the top services imported by Jamaica from the world were transport, business services, travel, insurance and pension services and construction. Therefore, if you operate in any of these industries, Jamaica could be a good market for you.
Jamaica’s economy grew by 1.6% in 2018, and this upward trend is predicted to continue at a similar rate over the next 5 years. With unemployment also falling from 14.2% in 2016 to 9.1% in 2018 and inflation down from 8.3% to 3.7% over the same period, these factors should increase spending power among Jamaican consumers, which UK exporters could benefit from.
