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Ship Machinery to Turkey

Mersin is Turkey's busiest Mediterranean port, with excellent road and rail connections inland. Meridian Freight ships there from the USA and Canada, with the transit time confirmed in each quote.

Route Details

Destination Port

Mersin

Carriers

Hapag-Lloyd, CMA CGM, Maersk, ZIM

Container Options

40ft High-Cube, Flat Rack, 20ft Standard

Recent shipment

We just shipped this route

Case IH 730C Disk Ripper - Controlled Rural-Road Tow — Minnesota - Meridian packing facility - Chicago - New York - Istanbul

Case IH 730C Disk Ripper - Controlled Rural-Road Tow

An 18 ft wide, 6.5 metric ton Case IH 730C disk ripper was towed about 250 miles at 30-35 mph from Minnesota, then packed for Istanbul via New York.

  • Minnesota - Meridian packing facility - Chicago - New York - Istanbul

What You Need to Know

Turkey requires a conformity assessment (TAREKS) for certain machinery imports, which can add processing time to the documentation process. All wood packaging must meet ISPM-15 standards. Meridian Freight prepares the US export documentation your Turkish customs broker works from at Mersin; confirm import-side requirements and costs with that broker. Transit time is confirmed with each quote for the origin port and load format. The U.S. International Trade Administration's Turkey guide lists a commercial invoice, a bill of lading or airway bill, a packing list and a certificate of origin as the documents that accompany all commercial shipments (trade.gov, read 28 October 2026).

How It Works

1

Get a Quote

Send us your equipment details and destination. You receive a line-by-line quote.

2

We Pack & Load

Our team dismantles, labels, and packs your machinery into secure containers at our facility.

3

Ship & Track

Your shipment sails to Mersin with full documentation. You get tracking updates until delivery.

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