To be a cross-border e-commerce business, there are certain requirements for timeliness. If the time
for goods to travel to the United States by sea is too slow, business opportunities will be delayed.
Take some of the more common FBA warehouses in the west of the United States as an example,
if the cross-border sellers are not very urgent, the slowest is about 30 days. It doesn't make sense
to go any slower, although the price of that kind of slow boat will be very faster.

The time for cross-border products to go to the FBA warehouse in the western USA also
depend on the shipping line. Clippers will be much faster.

Matson fast ship (CLX route)

1) Shipping port: Shanghai, Ningbo;

2) Loading warehouse: Yiwu, China;

3) Shipping schedule: Shanghai - LB 10 days;

4) Pick-up time: 24 to 48 hours;

5) Cut-off time: five cuts and three openings in South China, and six cuts and three openings in East
 China;

6) Time limit: 13-18 days from ship to warehouse

ZIM Fast ship(ZEX route)Matson Clipper (CLX+/CXX) 

1)Set sail: Yantian;

2) Loading: Shenzhen, Guangzhou, etc. in South China;

3) Shipping date: Yantian - LA 14-16 days;

4) Pick-up time: about 1-3 days;

5) Cut-off time: five cuts and four openings, six cuts and three openings;

6) Time limit: 18-22 days (the time limit for common warehouses in the United States and West is
for reference)

Clipper Sea Card (COSCO SEAX Evergreen HTW Oriental)

1) Set sail: Yantian;

2) Loading: Shenzhen, Guangzhou, etc. in South China;

3) Shipping date: Yantian - LA/LB 14-18 days;

4) Pick-up time: 1-3 days;

5) Customs cut-off time: subject to the shipping schedule, there are many shipping schedules;

6) Time limit: 19-25 days (the time limit for common warehouses in the United States and West
is for reference)

4.CUL sea shipping + trucking (TPC)

1) Set sail: Yantian;

2) Loading: Shenzhen, Guangzhou, etc. in South China;

3) Shipping date: Yantian - LA/LB 16-19 days

4) Pick-up time: 3-4 days;

5) Cut-off time: subject to the shipping schedule;

6) Time limit: about 30 days (the time limit of common warehouses in the United States and West is
used as a reference);