We collect in Port Harcourt and consolidate through Lagos before the shipment flies.
We collect cargo in Port Harcourt for an additional charge. As with Abuja, your shipment is brought to Ikorodu, consolidated with other UK-bound cargo, and flown from Lagos.
How it works
- We agree a collection time and come to your address in Port Harcourt.
- Your cargo travels to our Ikorodu office in Lagos.
- There it is weighed, logged and consolidated with other UK-bound cargo.
- It flies from Lagos, clears UK customs, and is delivered to your recipient.
Worth knowing
Consolidation happens in Lagos
As with Abuja, we do not fly from Port Harcourt. Your cargo joins a UK-bound consignment at Ikorodu, and that shared load is what keeps the price down.
Start earlier than you think
The road journey to Lagos comes before the consignment fills, so a Port Harcourt shipment needs the most lead time of the three cities we collect from.
Check the contents first
Meat and dairy are refused entry to the UK outright. Better to know before it travels the length of the country.
What it costs
Cargo is priced per kilogram, and the rate falls as the shipment gets heavier. Tell us what you are sending and we confirm the price before anything moves.
Before you send
UK rules on what may be imported from Nigeria are stricter than most senders expect. Meat and dairy are banned outright, dried fish is allowed up to 20kg per person, and most fresh produce needs a plant health certificate.
Check your list on what you can and cannot send, or search any single item on the food cargo page.
Common questions
- Do you collect cargo in Port Harcourt?
- Yes, for an additional charge. Your shipment travels to our Ikorodu office in Lagos to be consolidated with other UK-bound cargo before it flies.
- How long does a Port Harcourt collection add?
- It needs the most lead time of the three cities we collect from, because the journey to Lagos happens before the consignment begins to fill. Ask us when you book.
- Can I drop off in Port Harcourt instead?
- Our only drop-off point is the Ikorodu office in Lagos. From Port Harcourt, collection is the practical option.
