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Combines · 2026

Case IH Combine to Bolivia via Iquique

In 2026 a US transport company hired Meridian Freight to export a Case IH Axial-Flow combine to Bolivia. Meridian received it at the Port of Houston, washed it and obtained the fumigation certificate. The 18,000 kg combine sailed on a 40ft flat rack for 30 days to Iquique, Chile, where the owner took delivery for the final leg into Bolivia.

Case IH Combine to Bolivia via Iquique
EquipmentCase IH Axial-Flow combine
RoutePort of Houston – Iquique, Chile – Bolivia
Year2026
Container40ft Flat Rack
Weight18,000 kg
Transit30 days
What Meridian didReceived the machine at the Port of Houston, washed it and obtained the fumigation certificate
Case IH combine harvester in red on a low trailer in an open field under a cloudy sky
A red combine with its unloading auger swung back stands on a low trailer deck in an open field, with a grain bin at the left.

The shipment

In early May 2026 a US transport company hired us to export a Case IH Axial-Flow combine to Bolivia. We received the machine at the Port of Houston, washed it, and obtained the fumigation certificate. The combine was then secured on a flat rack, and an NCB inspector certified the load plan, lashing points, weight, and dimensions. With US customs export approval in hand, it sailed to the Port of Iquique, Chile, where the owner took delivery for the final leg into Bolivia.

From Meridian Freight's project archive. Published

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