Shipping zones & rates
We ship to every CARICOM member and associate state from our base in Grenada, and to the rest of the world. Rates below are in USD, apply per order, and are shown again at checkout once your delivery address is entered.
Zone 1 — Grenada
1–3 business daysLocal delivery and counter collection.
- First item
- $8.00
- Each extra item
- $1.50
- Free shipping
- Orders over $150.00
- Grenada
Zone 2 — Eastern Caribbean (OECS)
3–7 business daysNeighbouring islands served by regional air freight.
- First item
- $22.00
- Each extra item
- $3.00
- Free shipping
- Orders over $400.00
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Dominica
- Montserrat
- Saint Kitts and Nevis
- Saint Lucia
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- Anguilla *
- British Virgin Islands *
Zone 3 — Wider CARICOM
5–10 business daysRemaining CARICOM member and associate states.
- First item
- $34.00
- Each extra item
- $4.00
- Free shipping
- Orders over $600.00
- Bahamas
- Barbados
- Belize
- Guyana
- Haiti
- Jamaica
- Suriname
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Bermuda *
- Cayman Islands *
- Turks and Caicos Islands *
Zone 4 — Rest of world
7–21 business daysEvery other destination, including the United States, Canada, Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia-Pacific.
- First item
- $58.00
- Each extra item
- $6.00
- Free shipping
- Not available
* CARICOM associate member.
Typically 1–3 business days. Free over $150.00.
Prices and shipping rates are shown in USD and exclude import duties, VAT, excise and customs brokerage. These charges are set by the destination country, collected by the carrier or customs authority on delivery, and are the buyer's responsibility. CARICOM member states may apply the Common External Tariff to goods of non-regional origin. A commercial invoice travels with every shipment and can be issued to your business name for clearance.
Duties, taxes and customs
Prices and shipping rates are shown in USD and exclude import duties, VAT, excise and customs brokerage. These charges are set by the destination country, collected by the carrier or customs authority on delivery, and are the buyer's responsibility. CARICOM member states may apply the Common External Tariff to goods of non-regional origin. A commercial invoice travels with every shipment and can be issued to your business name for clearance.
Liquids and equipment
Printers, shaker ovens, presses and other large equipment ship as freight and are quoted per destination — we will confirm the delivered cost before any equipment order is charged. Some inks and cleaning solutions travel as regulated liquids and may move by sea freight to certain destinations; we will tell you before the order ships.