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Argentina ocean freight by the numbers

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Shipzy samples 34 port-to-port lanes for Argentina, on which 7 ocean carriers publish schedules, connecting 17 countries.

The fastest scheduled transit is 2 days, the median scheduled transit is 42 days, and 9 in 10 sampled sailings complete within 62 days.

57% of the 364 sampled sailings are direct; the remainder route via a transshipment hub.

The VGM cutoff falls a median of 3 days before departure, across 270 sampled sailings.

Figures describe 364 sailings sampled from 7 carrier APIs, last refreshed 24 October 2026.

7Carriers sampledCMA CGM, COSCO, Hapag-Lloyd, MSC, Maersk, ONE, ZIM
76.1%Of global fleet capacityCombined TEU share of those carriers
34Port-to-port lanesAcross 364 sampled sailings
17Countries connectedMost lanes: CN, US, AE
2 daysFastest transitShortest scheduled port-to-port time
42 daysMedian transit90th percentile 62 days
57%Direct sailingsRest route via a transshipment hub
37Named servicesDistinct carrier service loops
131Vessels seenDistinct vessel names in sampled sailings

Cutoff lead times in Argentina

Median days between each cutoff and vessel departure, across sampled sailings. Carrier-estimated cutoffs are excluded.
CutoffMedian days before departureSailings sampled
Dangerous goods cutoff4152
Documentation cutoff4240
Reefer cutoff3127
VGM cutoff3270
Cargo cutoff3160
Port cutoff3132
Terminal cutoff2115

Most-sampled trade lanes from Argentina

Partner countryLanes sampled
CN8
US5
AE2
AU2
DE2
How these numbers are measured

Figures come from the ocean schedule APIs Shipzy integrates with: CMA CGM, COSCO, Hapag-Lloyd, MSC, Maersk, ONE, ZIM. They describe the lanes Shipzy samples, not every sailing serving Argentina.

The nightly sync sweeps nine global hub ports plus a set of regional template lanes, storing up to three sailings per lane, and refreshes one country per night. So coverage leans towards intercontinental routings, and the as-of date above can be several weeks old for smaller markets.

Transit figures are medians rather than averages, so a few multi-transshipment routings cannot distort them. Cutoff lead times exclude carrier-estimated cutoffs and any lead outside a 0–21 day window. Emissions figures are not published here, because only one carrier reports measured CO2; the rest are modelled from transit time and would restate transit days as emissions.

  • Carriers sampled: Derived from ocean schedules published by 7 carrier APIs, as of 24 October 2026.
  • Of global fleet capacity: Sum of each sampled carrier’s share of global container capacity. Describes the carriers, not this country’s market share.
  • Port-to-port lanes: Derived from ocean schedules published by 7 carrier APIs, as of 24 October 2026.
  • Countries connected: Derived from ocean schedules published by 7 carrier APIs, as of 24 October 2026.
  • Fastest transit: Derived from ocean schedules published by 7 carrier APIs, as of 24 October 2026.
  • Median transit: Median of 364 scheduled transit times. Median, not mean — a few multi-transshipment routings would distort an average.
  • Direct sailings: Share of 364 sampled sailings with no transshipment. Carriers count legs slightly differently, so treat as indicative.
  • Named services: Derived from ocean schedules published by 7 carrier APIs, as of 24 October 2026.
  • Vessels seen: Derived from ocean schedules published by 7 carrier APIs, as of 24 October 2026. Counted by vessel name, so spelling variants may inflate this slightly.

Logistics Overview

Argentina is South America's second-largest economy and a strategic gateway to Mercosur trade flows. Most international cargo moves through the Buenos Aires metro port complex (containers), the Paraná River/Up-River ports (grain & bulk), and Ezeiza (EZE) for international air cargo.

Infrastructure Advantage

Long north-south span means domestic trucking is essential and lead times vary by province. Grain, oilseeds, and derivatives dominate seaborne exports via the Paraná River system. Many containerized imports/exports funnel through Greater Buenos Aires terminals. Import processes, FX access, and licensing can change; compliance and document accuracy matter.

Sea Ports

Major seaports and maritime logistics hubs

Port of Buenos Aires

AR BUE
Specialization

Main container gateway (imports and many exports)

Port of Dock Sud / Greater Buenos Aires

AR DSU
Specialization

Container and multipurpose capacity, reefer flows

Port of Rosario / Up-River Paraná

AR ROS
Specialization

Agro-export corridor — grain, oilseeds, meal, vegetable oils, bulk

Port of Bahía Blanca

AR BHI
Specialization

Deep-water hub for bulk, grains, petrochemicals, and industrial cargo

Port of Quequén

AR QQN
Specialization

Major grain-export port with bulk specialization

Air Freight

Air cargo hubs and handling services

Ministro Pistarini International Airport (Ezeiza)

EZE
Strategic RolePrimary international air cargo gateway for Argentina

Aeroparque Jorge Newbery

AEP
Strategic RoleDomestic cargo and limited international/regional operations

Ingeniero Aeronáutico Ambrosio L.V. Taravella (Córdoba)

COR
Strategic RoleIndustrial and automotive supply chains

El Plumerillo International Airport (Mendoza)

MDZ
Strategic RoleWine/agribusiness region and west-Argentina distribution

Carrier Offices & Terminals

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Major shipping lines with local presence

Booking Offices

Maersk

Buenos Aires - ar

Buenos Aires

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Maersk

Caleta Paula Port Terminal

Caleta Paula

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Maersk Terminals & Ports

MaerskARBHI

Bahia Blanca Port Terminal

Bahia Blanca

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MaerskARBHI

Bahia Blanca Anchorage

Bahia Blanca

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MaerskARBQS

Barranqueras Terminal

Barranqueras

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MaerskARBUE

Kaya Containers Argentina

Buenos Aires

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MaerskARBUE

Buenos Aires Container Terminal

Buenos Aires

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MaerskARBUE

Exolgan Terminal

Buenos Aires

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MaerskARBUE

Buenos Aires, Terminal 4

Buenos Aires

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MaerskARBUE

Terminales Rio De La Plata

Buenos Aires

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MaerskARCRD

Comodoro Rivadavia Container Trm

Comodoro Rivadavia

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MaerskARCNQ

Corrientes Terminal

Corrientes Corrientes

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MaerskARLPG

TecPlata

La Plata

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MaerskARLPG

La Plata

La Plata

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MaerskARMDQ

Mar del Plata Terminal

Mar del Plata

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MaerskARPUD

Puerto Deseado Port Terminal

Puerto Deseado

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MaerskARPMY

Puerto Madryn Port Terminal

Puerto Madryn

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MaerskARPMY

Murchison

Puerto Madryn

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MaerskARROS

Rosario Port Terminal

Rosario

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MaerskARSLA

GENERAL GUEMES TERMINAL

Salta Salta

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MaerskARSAE

Patagonia Norte S.A.

San Antonio Este

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MaerskARSAE

San Antonio Este Port Terminal

San Antonio Este

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MaerskARSFN

Santa Fe Port Terminal

Santa fe

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MaerskARUSH

Ushuaia Port Terminal

Ushuaia

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MaerskARZAE

Terminal Zarate SA

ZARATE

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MaerskARZAE

LAS PALMAS - ZARATE

ZARATE

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Other Carriers

MSC

Office: Buenos Aires

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Maersk

Office: Buenos Aires

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CMA CGM

Office: Buenos Aires

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Hapag-Lloyd

Office: Buenos Aires

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ONE

Office: Buenos Aires

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COSCO Shipping

Office: Buenos Aires

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Evergreen Line

Office: Buenos Aires

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Shipping Schedules

Live ocean freight routes from carrier schedules

Updated 24 Oct 2026
Trade Lane
Carrier
Service Lines
Type
Transit
Next Departure
BUENOS AIRES→SANTOS (SP)
ZIM
QLB
Direct
2d~0.074t CO2
27 Oct
BUENOS AIRES→SANTOS (SP)
ZIM
ZGT
Direct
6d~0.223t CO2
28 Oct
BUENOS AIRES→SANTOS
Hapag-Lloyd
GS1
Direct
7d~0.26t CO2
15 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→SANTOS
MSC
QI
Direct
7d~0.26t CO2
13 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→SANTOS
MSC
QI
Direct
8d~0.298t CO2
17 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→SANTOS (SP)
ZIM
ASE
Direct
9d~0.335t CO2
26 Oct
BUENOS AIRES→SANTOS
Hapag-Lloyd
GS1
Direct
9d~0.335t CO2
6 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→SANTOS
Hapag-Lloyd
GS1
Direct
9d~0.335t CO2
30 Oct
MANZANILLO, COL (MX)→BUENOS AIRES
Hapag-Lloyd
AN2
1 stop
9d~0.335t CO2
7 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→SANTOS
MSC
NA
Direct
13d~0.484t CO2
17 Nov
NEW YORK, NY→BUENOS AIRES
Hapag-Lloyd
SEC
Direct
17d~0.657t CO2
12 Nov
MANZANILLO, COL (MX)→BUENOS AIRES
Hapag-Lloyd
AN2
1 stop
18d~0.67t CO2
2 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→SINGAPORE
Hapag-Lloyd
AS2
Direct
21d~0.781t CO2
12 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→NEW YORK, NY
Hapag-Lloyd
SEC
Direct
22d~0.657t CO2
9 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→NEW YORK, NY
Hapag-Lloyd
SEC
Direct
22d~0.657t CO2
26 Oct
BUENOS AIRES→NEW YORK, NY
Hapag-Lloyd
SEC
Direct
22d~0.657t CO2
2 Nov
MANZANILLO, COL (MX)→BUENOS AIRES
Hapag-Lloyd
AN2
1 stop
22d~0.818t CO2
5 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→LOS ANGELES, CA
Hapag-Lloyd
GS1 -> US2
1 stop
24d~0.893t CO2
15 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→SINGAPORE
CMA CGM
SEAS
Direct
25d~1.709t CO2
31 Oct
NEW YORK, NY→BUENOS AIRES
Hapag-Lloyd
SEC
Direct
25d~0.657t CO2
11 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→DURBAN
MSC
QI -> ZA
1 stop
25d~0.93t CO2
13 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→DURBAN
MSC
QI -> ZA
1 stop
25d~0.93t CO2
17 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→HOUSTON, TX
Hapag-Lloyd
GS1
Direct
25d~0.93t CO2
6 Nov
Hamburg→Buenos aires
COSCO
165S
Direct
26d
24 Oct
BUENOS AIRES→ROTTERDAM
CMA CGM
SAFRAN1
Direct
26d~1.234t CO2
15 Nov
Buenos Aires, Terminal 4→Hutchison Ports Delta II
Maersk
102
Direct
26d~0.967t CO2
1 Nov
NEW YORK, NY→BUENOS AIRES
Hapag-Lloyd
SEC
Direct
26d~0.657t CO2
27 Oct
Buenos Aires, Terminal 4→Hutchison Ports Delta II
Maersk
102
Direct
26d~0.967t CO2
8 Nov
BUENOS AIRES→ROTTERDAM
CMA CGM
SAFRAN1
Direct
26d~1.234t CO2
1 Nov
Buenos aires→Rotterdam
COSCO
187N
Direct
26d
30 Oct

Last updated: 24 Oct 2026, 16:41 UTC

Customs & Trade

Import/export regulations and procedures

E-Customs SystemDirección General de Aduanas (DGA)
Standard VAT Rate21%

Argentina periodically updates import declaration / statistical systems (e.g., SIRA → SEDI). Always confirm the current workflow with your customs broker. Mercosur shapes many regional movements and rules-of-origin planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about logistics in Argentina

Which port should I use for containers in Argentina?+

Most containerized import flows use the Buenos Aires / Greater Buenos Aires port complex. The best choice depends on your consignee location, carrier string, and terminal cut-offs.

Which Argentine ports are important for grain and bulk exports?+

The Up-River Paraná corridor (Rosario/San Lorenzo area), plus deep-water bulk hubs like Bahía Blanca and Quequén.

What is the main international air cargo airport in Argentina?+

Ezeiza (EZE) is the primary international gateway for air freight.

How long does ocean freight take from Argentina to Europe or Asia?+

Planning ranges are typically ~25–45 days to North Europe and ~35–60 days to East Asia, depending on transshipment and service schedules.

Do I need a customs broker in Argentina?+

In practice, yes — most commercial imports require a licensed broker and correct registration/tax details for the importer of record.

How do I reduce delays and demurrage in Argentina?+

Confirm HS code, importer data, and permits before cargo departs. Align on cut-off dates and document deadlines. Ask for free time terms in writing and pre-book trucking.