Shipping Confidently with regular and expedited service.
Florida is a significant importer of Canadian goods, and the high volume on this lane means stable, predictable transit schedules and competitive rates. ShipCanada provides daily shipments from all points in Canada to most major centres in Florida — LTL, full truckload, temperature-controlled, expedited and air freight — with 24-hour monitoring of every cross-border shipment through customs clearance.
Freight entering the United States clears under the PAPS (Pre-Arrival Processing System). Your carrier submits the PAPS barcode and your U.S. customs broker files the entry before the truck reaches the border. You’ll need a commercial invoice and a bill of lading.
Freight entering Canada clears under the PARS (Pre-Arrival Review System) with a Canadian customs broker — including temperature-controlled service for Florida produce and perishables.
Typical LTL transit times in business days. Expedited LTL mirrors truckload transit with no cross-docking.
| Origin | LTL Transit (Business Days) |
|---|---|
| Toronto / GTA → Miami · Orlando | 3–4 |
| Montreal → Miami · Orlando | 3–4 |
| Winnipeg → Florida points | 5–6 |
| Calgary / Edmonton → Florida points | 6–8 |
| Vancouver → Florida points | 6–8 |
Transit times vary with service level, pickup/delivery locations and border volume. Next-day air freight is available when ground isn’t fast enough.
Daily pickup and delivery at all points in Florida, including:
Economy consolidated through direct expedited service with no cross-docking. Rates are driven in part by freight class — classify correctly to avoid billing adjustments.
Dry van and temperature-controlled (reefer) equipment, with single-driver and team options for time-sensitive loads.
Expedited LTL mirrors truckload transit times. When freight is time-sensitive in hours, air service connects major Canadian and Florida airports.
Open-deck, step-deck and specialized trailers for oversize and overweight freight, including building products for Florida’s construction market.
High southbound volume on this lane keeps pricing competitive. Rail intermodal options are available for non-urgent freight from Canadian points west of Ontario.
Florida is the top U.S. destination for Canadian seasonal residents, and residential delivery is a specialty on this lane — liftgate, condominium, gated-community and limited-access deliveries throughout the state via our residential shipping network.
Questions about your shipment? Call our Customer Service Line at 1-888-308-4872 or email sales@shipcanada.ca. We can get the job done.
Our network offers daily Service To and From most North American Cities.
Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Nova Scotia Newfoundland Ontario Quebec Prince Edward Island Saskatchewan
Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming .
You can also feel free to visit our online Shipping School for help with terminology and definitions. Our agents are equipped to assist you with all aspects of the shipping process. Once your shipment is in transit you can also track the customs clearance status by visiting our customs portal and locating the appropriate customs broker.
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ShipCanada™ processes more quote requests across more shipping lane combinations than any other Canadian logistics company. Whether you are shipping Parcel , LTL freight, or Flatbed freight....We have you covered!
We know our customers are busy and on the move. ShipCanada makes managing your shipment easy by giving you the ability to manage your shipment on your desktop or mobile device.
Once you print 3 copies of the shipping label (or bill of lading); affix one to the shipment, give one to the driver upon pickup & keep one for yourself. Once your shipment is in transit your logistics coordinator will provide you with tracking so you can keep an eye on your shipment until final delivery.