Canada is a steady market for Turkish exporters in non-food consumer goods, machinery, natural stone, furniture, chemicals and construction materials. Montreal and Halifax are the gateways to Eastern Canada, while Vancouver and Prince Rupert serve the west.
Wislog Logistics arranges full container (FCL) sailings from Turkish ports and consolidates groupage (LCL) cargo in our warehouse. Rail-connected delivery to inland terminals around Toronto and Montreal is planned together with the consignee’s customs broker.
Route and operations
Vessels leaving Turkish ports cross the Mediterranean and the Atlantic to Montreal and Halifax in 20–30 days. Vancouver sailings take longer depending on the routing. Air freight takes an estimated 2–5 days.
| Transport mode | Estimated transit time |
|---|---|
| Sea Freight | 20–30 days |
| Air Freight | 2–5 days |
Transit times are average figures and may vary depending on route, season, customs procedures and loading conditions. Please contact our operations team for up-to-date planning.
Main cities served
Ports and terminals we work with
We plan your shipments through the ports, air cargo gateways and inland terminals below.
Frequently asked questions
Which Canadian ports do you use?
Montreal and Halifax for Eastern Canada, Vancouver and Prince Rupert for the west.
Can I ship cargo on wooden packaging to Canada?
Yes, but wood packaging material must be heat treated and stamped to the ISPM 15 standard. We check this before loading.