Top 3PLs in Antigua act as licensed customs brokers, managing the entire entry process. They use the ASYCUDA system to ensure compliance and can often provide bonded warehousing solutions, allowing you to defer tax payments until the goods are moved into the local market.

Yes. Due to its central location in the Eastern Caribbean, many 3PLs use Antigua as a "break-bulk" hub. Inventory is shipped in via large containers and then redistributed via smaller regional carriers or air freight to neighboring islands like Montserrat, St. Kitts, and Nevis.

Most 3PLs work with carriers that provide a 5 to 7-day sea transit from Miami or Fort Lauderdale. When combined with efficient 3PL port handling, businesses can expect goods to be available for distribution within 8-10 days of departure from the U.S.

Absolutely. Given the importance of the tourism and grocery sectors, providers like DHL and Antigua Logistics Solutions offer climate-controlled and cold-chain storage facilities to maintain the integrity of food, beverages, and pharmaceuticals.