Sea freight to Poti
We provide full container (FCL) and less-than-container (LCL) sea freight from Turkish ports to Poti. We choose the right carrier and container type together, based on your volume, delivery date and budget.
Reached by a relatively short Black Sea crossing, Poti is also one of the gateways of the Middle Corridor to the Caucasus and Central Asia. This part of the Silk Road is at the heart of our story.
What to know about Poti
- Operated by APM Terminals, Poti is one of the main rail-connected gateways of the Middle Corridor to Baku and, across the Caspian, Central Asia.
- Turkey is Georgia’s largest trading partner.
How we work
- Share your cargo details (commodity, dimensions, weight, ready date).
- We present carrier and container options side by side with transit time and cost.
- We coordinate booking, loading and export customs.
- We keep you updated in transit and plan delivery on arrival.
Documents required
- Commercial invoice and packing list
- Bill of lading (B/L)
- A.TR, EUR.1 or certificate of origin depending on the destination
- Product certificates where required (health, phytosanitary, etc.)
Requirements vary by product and by the destination country’s regulations; we share the list for your shipment together with the quote.
Why Medius
We are a boutique company: we look after every shipment personally and make sure you always have someone to answer your questions. As our slogan says: we go beyond borders for you.
Frequently asked questions
How long does sea freight from Turkey to Poti take?
The estimate is About 7 days (Black Sea feeder services). It depends on the carrier, transhipments, season and customs procedures. We share the current transit time for your shipment together with the quote.
How is the price for Poti calculated?
Price depends on weight and volume, mode of transport, delivery terms (Incoterms) and the period. We prepare a tailored quote from your dimensions and weights.
Do you offer door-to-door service?
Yes. We can plan pre-carriage, customs and final delivery from the loading address to the recipient’s address as a single service.