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Georgia and Canada shipping is a vital trade lane, with over 15% of Georgia’s GDP tied to exports north of the border. Atlanta serves as the commercial hub of the American Southeast, while Savannah is a growing port for ocean freight. With the USMCA (formerly NAFTA), shippers benefit from duty-free access between Georgia and Canada, making cross-border logistics more attractive than ever.
Georgia to Canada Shipping Guide: Cost-Effective Parcels and Pallets
Whether you’re shipping e-commerce parcels, pallets, or full truckloads, Georgia offers multiple gateways to Canada. From Atlanta’s distribution centers to Savannah’s ocean port, companies can leverage diverse shipping modes while minimizing costs.
Affordable Shipping Options: Georgia ➝ Canada
Optimize your cross-border logistics by selecting the right carrier and entry type. Contact our Jet Worldwide team to design a tailored solution that reduces clearance delays and maximizes savings in the Canadian marketplace
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Key Considerations When Shipping Georgia to Canada
- Cost Factors: Weight, dimensions, and carrier choice are the main drivers.
- Duty-Free Eligibility: US-origin goods that meet CUSMA/USMCA rules of origin may qualify for zero duty.
- Pallet Shipping: Best managed via LTL trucking for cost efficiency.
- Returns and Amazon Removal Orders: Georgia shippers can streamline Canadian returns with Jet’s Montreal facility.
- Importer of Record: US companies can act as Canadian Importer of Record through non-resident importer programs.

Related Resources
- Commercial invoice for international shipping
- Declared value, CIF & valuation for international shipping
- When to include a certificate of origin
- What is an HS code? Tariff classification basics
- Canada importer registration for CARM
- Canada export declaration (CERS): B13A
- What is a bill of lading or waybill?
- Choosing a Canadian customs broker
- Shipping via ocean freight to and from Canada
- Common CANADIAN IMPORT FEES
What Does It Cost to Ship from Georgia to Canada?
Costs depend on shipment weight, size, and method. USPS ground is often cheapest for small parcels; FedEx and UPS ground are cost-effective for mid-size freight but include clearance fees.
What Is the Cheapest Way to Send to Canada from Georgia?
For individuals, USPS ground is the most economical. For businesses, trucking (LTL/full truckload) reduces per-unit costs. Remember: ground shipments require customs entry preparation.
Contact Jet Worldwide for tailored LTL and parcel shipping quotes.
Can I Ship Duty-Free from Georgia to Canada?
Goods under CA$150 (≈ US$110)CUSMA/USMCA rules also qualify. Sales tax still applies to most shipments over CA$40.
How Can I Send a Pallet from Georgia to Canada?
The most efficient method is LTL trucking. See our full guide: Shipping LTL to Canada.
Managing Amazon Removal Orders and Returns
Georgia companies can simplify Canadian Amazon removal orders and customer returns through Jet’s Canadian warehouse. Talk to our team to set up a return solution.

Best Shipping Modes from Georgia to Canada
- USPS: Best for individuals sending personal goods.
- FedEx & UPS: Offer both air express and ground; ground has added clearance costs.
- Trucking (LTL/FTL): Ideal for pallets and bulk shipments.
FedEx Options
- International Priority: 1-2 business days
- International Economy: 2-3 business days
- Ground: Up to 6 business days
UPS Options
- Worldwide Express: AM delivery to major cities
- Worldwide Saver: End-of-day delivery
- Worldwide Expedited: 2 business days
- Standard Ground: 5-6 business days
The Jet Worldwide difference is being able to offer shipping options from Georgia, or use your own options. Either way, benefit from having local Canadian logistics support.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest way to ship to Canada from Georgia?
For small personal shipments USPS flat rate boxes work great. For commercial shipments, FedEx and UPS options are great options. Ground is cheaper but does not include customs entry. Trucking is best for palletized freight and bulk cargo.
Can I ship duty-free under USMCA?
Yes, US-origin goods that meet USMCA rules of origin can enter duty-free. Most air courier shipments under CA$150 can import duty-free.
How do I send a pallet from Georgia to Canada?
Pallets are best shipped via LTL trucking for cost efficiency. Consolidation and single-entry clearance further reduce costs.
Do I need to be a Canadian Importer of Record?
Not necessarily. US companies can register as non-resident importers to simplify sales to Canadian customers.
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