Liberia is a country in West Africa bordered by Guinea to its north, Sierra Leone to its west, and Cote D’Ivoire to its east. Liberia has four ports of entry which are Greenville, Harper, Buchanan, and Monrovia. Monrovia is the major port of entry in Liberia.
Minneapolis and Detroit are the two places with a vast community of Liberian and that is why USG Shipping offer special shipping rate to Monrovia out of:
Shipping from Minneapolis to Liberia
Shipping from Detroit to Monrovia
Shipping from New York to Liberia
Shipping from Long Beach to Liberia
USG Shipping Line offer direct service to Monrovia from east-coast either for your ro-ro shipment or for containerized cargo. It is recommended to have the Biveac inspection arranged in the USA for a container shipment destination Liberia.
Special Auto Rate from Newark NJ to Monrovia
4 or 5 Cars all inclusive: $4400.00
Shipping to Monrovia
The city of Monrovia is the capital of the country of Liberia. The city is located on the Atlantic coast at Cape Mesuardo. About %30 of the population of Liberia live in Monrovia. Monrovia is the financial center of Liberia.
The Freeport of Monrovia is the main commercial port of Liberia. The port has a tanker facility and fishery pier. It is run and operated by the National Port Authority.
USG Shipping Line offer full container, consolidation and roll on roll off to Monrovia. We can ship your cars, household goods donations, commercial, over-sized cargo, school bus or Truck to Monrovia.
The Biveac Inspection is highly recommended before loading of the container to avoid extra cost in Monrovia.
Please contact us for your shipping request and one of our sales team will provide you the rate along with the shipping instruction to Monrovia.
USG Shipping is specialized in Freight Service to Liberia. Our Services are:
– Air Freight to Liberia
– Shipping Boxes to Liberia
– Biveac Pre-Inspection
– Shipping container to Liberia
Liberia Shipping solutions are in USG’s hand and with extended expertise, we will make sure to handle all your needs.
