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LCL sea freight from China to Guam — 2026 reference rates

LCL consolidation from China to Guam
LCL consolidation from China to Guam
Rate rangeUSD 130–200 per CBM or tonne
Transit time8–10 days
TranshipmentHong Kong
Ningbo floor2 tonnes minimum

Guam is close to China but expensive to serve: there is no direct consolidation, so every box tranships through Hong Kong before the final leg. Transit is nonetheless fast — 8 to 10 days, among the quickest of any destination we handle.

Shanghai is the cheapest origin at USD 130 per CBM; Xiamen follows at USD 145. Ningbo is the outlier both on price and on terms: USD 195 per CBM volume or USD 200 per tonne, with a minimum weight of 2 tonnes — the only lane in this set with a weight floor rather than a volume floor.

How to read these rates: figures are indicative reference levels for port-to-port LCL ocean freight, updated for October 2026. They exclude origin haulage, warehouse and customs charges, destination port charges and any surcharges. Space, cut-off times and rates must be re-confirmed at booking.

LCL rates from China to Guam

Port of departure Port of destination Volume range (CBM) Rate (USD/CBM) MIN (CBM) Transit port Cut-off / ETD Carrier Transit time (days) Volume ratio
Xiamen Guam 0~15 145 1 Direct Closed Thu / ETD Thu HK-MARIANA 9 1:1000
Ningbo Guam 0~15 195 volume / 200 per tonne 2 tonnes Direct Closed Fri / ETD Wed · Closed Mon / ETD Fri · Closed Wed / ETD Sun SITC / Wan Hai / China Shipping 10 1:1000
Shanghai Guam 0~15 130 1 Direct Closed Fri / ETD Thu MARIANA 8 1:1000

Xiamen to Guam — USD 145 per CBM, volume range 0~15 CBM; minimum 1 CBM; direct consolidation; carrier HK-MARIANA; cut-off/ETD Closed Thu / ETD Thu; transit time about 9 days; chargeable ratio 1 CBM = 1000 kg.
Ningbo to Guam — USD 195 volume / 200 per tonne per CBM, volume range 0~15 CBM; minimum 2 tonnes CBM; direct consolidation; carrier SITC / Wan Hai / China Shipping; cut-off/ETD Closed Fri / ETD Wed · Closed Mon / ETD Fri · Closed Wed / ETD Sun; transit time about 10 days; chargeable ratio 1 CBM = 1000 kg.
Shanghai to Guam — USD 130 per CBM, volume range 0~15 CBM; minimum 1 CBM; direct consolidation; carrier MARIANA; cut-off/ETD Closed Fri / ETD Thu; transit time about 8 days; chargeable ratio 1 CBM = 1000 kg.

Everything tranships in Hong Kong. Although Guam is geographically close, Chinese consolidations feed the island through Hong Kong. The practical consequence is that your cargo must be at the origin port before the cut-off, because the Hong Kong connection will not wait.

Ningbo has a weight floor. The Ningbo–Guam lane requires a minimum of 2 tonnes, and quotes both volume (USD 195 per CBM) and weight (USD 200 per tonne) — the larger figure is invoiced. This makes it unsuitable for light, bulky cargo.

Shanghai express warehouse. The Shanghai lane loads via the Yantian warehouse and consolidates in Hong Kong; the rate is volume-based on a 1 CBM = 1,000 kg standard.

Fast transit, awkward routing

At 8–10 days port to port, Guam is one of our quickest lanes. But because the routing depends on a Hong Kong connection, any delay in getting cargo to the origin port costs a full week. Treat the cut-off as hard.

Working out the charge

Take a 3 CBM consignment weighing 2,000 kg. Under 1 CBM = 1,000 kg the weight converts to 2 CBM, which is less than the actual 3 CBM, so the shipment is billed on volume: 3 × USD 130 = USD 390 from Shanghai. The same shipment from Ningbo would be billed at USD 195 × 3 = USD 585 unless the tonnage basis produced more.

FAQ — LCL shipping from China to Guam

Is there a direct LCL service from China to Guam?
No. All cargo feeds through Hong Kong. Despite that, transit is only 8–10 days, so Guam is one of our fastest destinations.
Why does Ningbo require 2 tonnes minimum?
The Ningbo lane is sold on weight as well as volume and the carrier needs a 2-tonne payload to make the consolidation viable. Light, bulky cargo should use Shanghai or Xiamen instead.
Which origin is cheapest to Guam?
Shanghai at USD 130 per CBM, then Xiamen at USD 145. Ningbo is the most expensive and the most restrictive.
Does Guam require US customs formalities?
Guam is a US territory with its own customs regime, separate from the US mainland. Imports are cleared locally and the consignee needs a Guam customs broker.
Can you ship to Saipan or the Northern Marianas?
Yes, by feeder from Guam. Ask for a separate quotation; the schedules are less frequent than the Guam mainline.