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Shipping dry food to Japan

You are looking for a reputable shipping company for dry food to Japan

You don’t know the process of sending dry food to Japan

Indochinapost offers you the service of sending dry food to Japan with the most favorable rates and the simplest process.

Japan is a country with a developed economy, so this place is chosen by many Vietnamese people to study, live and settle down, so the need to transport goods such as: dry food, clothes, fish utensils multiply,… a lot.

What kind of goods are many Vietnamese students and workers love, but what if they don’t have them? In order to meet the needs of customers, Indochinapost provides shipping services to Japan with super cheap fees and extremely fast time.

The process of sending dry food to Japan at Indochinapost

Step 1: Prepare the goods to send the goods

Customers prepare full information about goods: type, model, size, weight, origin, origin, features … Indochinapost staff will receive and prepare all kinds of paper the initial paperwork required for your shipment.

Step 2: Pack the goods, prepare to ship

You can pack your own or let Indochinapost pack the cartons for free. We support packing by wooden crate, wooden pallet for fragile goods.

Step 3: Hand over and sign shipping confirmation:

Customers and delivery staff together check the information related to the shipment: name, code, packing specification, quantity, packaging, label.
Weigh the weight and calculate the freight.
The customer signs the delivery confirmation and the staff signs the receipt of the goods.
The consignment record and the invoice must be made in 2 copies with the signatures of the sender and receiver.

Items are usually sent to Japan

Records, documents, vouchers,…
Confectionery, jam, …
Fashion items: clothes, shoes, bags, ..
Cosmetics: masks, creams
Samples
Household furniture, cups, porcelain, ceramic
Gifts, souvenirs, gifts, ..
Paintings, pictures, statues
Receive and send a variety of items to Japan

Prohibited/restricted items for express delivery

Rare species of flora and fauna, listed in the Red Book
Non-originating products and foods
Smuggled goods, tax evasion, etc.
Types of rudimentary weapons, military weapons, …
Items banned from shipping in Vietnam.
Stimulants: drugs, narcotics
Explosives and explosives such as bombs, mines, detonators, slow-burning wires; fireworks, fireworks, flares and other explosives.
Flammable substances; flammable liquids or flammable solids, materials and chemicals.
Any object that poses a threat to passengers or aircraft.