Freight Routes & Shipping Lanes

Practical, route-by-route guides with indicative rates, transit times, weekly departures and customs requirements — for the lanes our customers ship most, to and from Riga, Latvia.

Sea Freight

Sea Freight from China to Latvia — FCL & LCL Container Shipping to Riga

Unicore ships FCL and LCL ocean containers from all major Chinese ports (Shanghai, Ningbo, Shenzhen/Yantian, Qingdao) to Riga, Latvia. Typical port-to-port transit is 32–45 days and a 40'HC container runs an indicative €3,000–4,800, with full EORI, customs clearance and door delivery handled in-house.

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Reefer Container Shipping from Vietnam & Asia to Riga — Temperature-Controlled Ocean Freight

Unicore ships refrigerated (reefer) containers from Vietnam, Thailand and wider Asia to Riga with continuous temperature control from −25 °C to +25 °C, ideal for food, beverages and pharma. Indicative 40' reefer rates are €5,000–8,500 port-to-port with 35–48 day transit and cold-chain integrity documented end to end.

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LCL Consolidation from China to Riga — Less-than-Container Groupage via Warsaw

Unicore consolidates small shipments (LCL) from China to Riga, so you pay only for the cubic metres you use — an indicative €95–170 per CBM with a 1 CBM minimum. Boxes route via European gateways and the Warsaw hub, with deconsolidation and customs handled before final delivery in Latvia.

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Ocean Freight from India to Riga — Container Import with Pre-Arrival Customs

Unicore imports FCL and LCL ocean containers from India (Nhava Sheva, Mundra, Chennai) to Riga in 30–42 days, with pre-arrival customs preparation so your cargo clears without demurrage. An indicative 40' container runs €2,500–4,200 port-to-port, EORI and delivery included.

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RoRo & Breakbulk Shipping from Riga to South America — Vehicles, Machinery & Project Cargo

Unicore ships wheeled units, machinery and oversized project cargo from Riga to South American ports (Santos, Buenos Aires, Callao, Cartagena) via RoRo and breakbulk/out-of-gauge services. Transit is typically 28–40 days; RoRo units are quoted per cubic metre or lane metre and heavy-lift project cargo is engineered and quoted per shipment.

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Air Freight

Rail Freight

Multimodal & Cross-Trade