If you find yourself in need of container shipment to France or have any question for shipping to France, please ask USG for a quote. We can also help if you need to ship a package via air freight to France. Whatever the request is, we can cover you with convenient air freight shipping to France from USA and container shipping to France. We specialize in shipping goods from the USA to France, exporting anything from packages to multi-container shipments.
How much to ship to France?
The most important question when sending goods to France is; how much does it cost to ship to France or what is the cheapest way for shipping to France? Here at USG, we will address both, making sure regardless if you are shipping car, personal items or commercial cargo, it gets shipped with the most cost-effective way of the transportation.
Shipping to France Cost:
Cost of a shipping container to France:
| Port of Origin in USA | Port of Destination In France | Size of container | Cost of Shipping |
| Los Angeles | Marseille | 40-Footer | $1985 |
| Miami | Le Havre | 20-Footer | $950 |
| New York | Le Havre | 40-Footer | $800 |
Cost to ship a car to France:
| Port of Origin in USA | Port of Destination in France | Type of shipping | Cost of Shipping |
| Jacksonville | Le Havre | Ro-Ro | $785 |
| Miami | Marseille | Shared Container | $1200 |
Keep in mind these are just some of the rates but here at USG, we can ship from any places in the US or Canada to France.
Because we pay attention to detail and offer incredible pricing, USG Shipping makes air freight and ocean shipping a breeze. For quick pricing and response within an hour, fill out the quote request above. Just enter the pick-up place, the destination and what type of stuff you’re shipping. We will pick up your shipment anywhere in the USA or Canada and send it to France safely and efficiently. For shipping overseas to France, choose USG.
France, in Western Europe, spans the Mediterranean Sea to the English Channel and the North Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. One of three countries in Europe that shares both the Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines, France is one of the largest countries in Western Europe and the third largest in all of Europe.
It boasts a developed infrastructure, using both the Rhone and Seine rivers to ease transportation since the early Middle Ages. After World War II, France added multiple canals, barges, and other navigational improvements to make sure better trade trades within the country. The port of Le Havre, at the beginning of the Seine, is the largest international shipping port in France.
There are more than 1,400 ships operating under the direction of French companies. Each year, they transport 305 million tons of goods. France is home to many ports located around the country, offering many destinations for your cargo.
Our services include but are not limited to Consolidation, 20′ & 40′ Containers, and Auto Imports & Exports. Our professional team can offer you low rates on your freight to France and will be happy to answer any questions.
Here are the seaports we offer shipping services to:
Shipping to Le Havre
Shipping to Marseille
Shipping to Paris
We have special rates for shipping wines or any other type of cargo to and from France. We can offer you either door-to-door or door-to-port services from any place in the US or Canada to any locations in France. We have excellent agents in Paris and are able to take care of all your importing or exporting shipping needs.
Air freight shipping to France:
We work directly with Air France and all the other major airlines so we can process the lowest and most competitive rates for you. You only need to give us the weight and volume of your cargo along with the zip code of the origin. Within just an hour or two, we will offer you the most competitive air freight rates to France. Just send us a quote request for a fast and simple quote on your shipment. Please enjoy our great service for shipping boxes via express service to France. The service is door to door from pick up in the US to delivery at any place in France.
