It means sharing one container among several exporters or importers. Instead of paying for a full container, each client pays only for the space their cargo occupies, measured in pallets. This lets you ship partial volumes without waiting to fill a container of your own.

As an industry reference, a full container costs between USD 3,000 and 5,000 per shipment, while a consolidated pallet runs USD 800 to 1,200. Potential freight savings reach up to 40%. Your exact price depends on route, volume and season.

Door-to-door transit is 14 to 20 days: pickup in Mexico 1-2 days, Mexican customs clearance 1 day, consolidation 2-3 days, ocean freight 7-10 days, arrival in Miami 1 day, and final US distribution 2-3 days.

Ocean departure is from Puerto Progreso in Yucatán, Mexico, bound for Miami, Florida. From Miami, cargo is distributed across the United States. CCY operates its own infrastructure at both ends of the route, plus a logistics connection through Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo.

Food and beverage: frozen produce, seafood, honey, habanero, sauces and spices. Manufacturing: furniture, crafts, textiles, machinery, spare parts and electrical materials. CCY has both dry and refrigerated warehousing, depending on what your cargo requires.

Neither. CCY operates its own infrastructure in Mexico and the United States: warehouses, coordination, and a company incorporated in Miami, plus operations in Yucatán and Quintana Roo. The operation is not subcontracted to a third party.

CCY handles Mexican customs clearance and documentation as part of the service, as well as reception and distribution in the United States. Clients do not have to coordinate separately with different providers in each country.

Yes. The service includes tracking of your cargo in transit — unlike shipping a container on your own, where there is no visibility. Cargo insurance is also offered.

Message us on WhatsApp or fill out the form with your product type, approximate monthly volume, and which US states you want to reach. A specialist will tell you whether consolidating makes sense and prepare a quote.

Yes. CCY contacts suppliers in Yucatán and Quintana Roo, consolidates cargo at its own warehouse, handles logistics from Mexico to the United States, and delivers to your door. You get one point of contact instead of coordinating supplier by supplier.