FCEL Rate Card: Atlanta, Georgia 🇺🇸 → Lagos, Nigeria 🇳🇬
The official Foon Chaser Express Limited (FCEL) rate card for shipping cargo from Atlanta, Georgia USA to Nigeria. Air freight, sea shipping, e-commerce compliant shipping, gadgets, iPhones, iPads, laptops, perfumes, supplements, PS consoles, and consolidation pack services — all with transparent USD pricing and Nigeria customs support.
The Official FCEL Rate Card for Atlanta Georgia to Nigeria
Last updated: 20 January 2026The FCEL Atlanta rate card is the published, transparent price list from Foon Chaser Express Limited for cargo from Atlanta, Georgia USA to Nigeria. Specifically, it covers air freight by weight bracket (to Lagos and other Nigerian states), a flat below-20LBS rate, special cargo surcharges for gadgets, iPhones, iPads, laptops, perfumes, supplements, and PS consoles, plus three standard consolidation pack sizes for air and three standard pack sizes for sea shipping. Pricing is in USD per pound (LBS) — America uses the imperial system.
America uses LBS for cargo weight. The conversion is 1 KG = 2.2 LBS. Example: 5 KG × 2.2 = 11 LBS. Our pricing is based on the higher of either the actual weight or volumetric weight (dimensions), in line with standard air freight practices.
What This Rate Card Covers
- Air freight from Atlanta Georgia USA to Lagos and other Nigerian states
- Three air freight tiers: Office Pickup (20LBS+), Other States (20LBS+), and below 20LBS flat rate
- Sea shipping from USA to Lagos at $4.50/CW or per standard pack
- Special cargo surcharges for iPhones, iPads, phones, tablets, laptops, perfumes, body sprays, supplements, and PS consoles
- Three standard air consolidation pack sizes (24×24×18, 24×24×36, 24×24×48)
- Three standard sea pack sizes (24×24×18, 24×24×36, 24×24×48)
- Liquid content shipping at $11.85/LBS
- E-commerce compliant shipping with required documentation
- Mandatory online booking form pre-shipment (with ZIP code)
What This Rate Card Does Not Cover
- Government customs duties, taxes, VAT, levies, and subscriptions in Nigeria
- Car parts (separate charges apply — contact FCEL for a quote)
- Restricted or prohibited cargo (per Nigerian Customs regulations)
- Pickup from USA suppliers (warehouse drop-off or office pickup only)
The FCEL Atlanta rate card is a public commitment to transparent pricing in US dollars. There are no hidden destination charges, no inflated FX markups, and no surprise fees on arrival. Specifically, the published per-pound rate includes handling at the FCEL Atlanta warehouse and US export clearance. As a result, importers in Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, and across Georgia can accurately budget their landed cost before sending a single parcel.
FCEL Air Freight: Atlanta Georgia to Nigeria
Last updated: 20 January 2026Air freight is the fastest mode for cargo from Atlanta to Nigeria. Rates are quoted in USD per pound (LBS). The minimum chargeable weight for the standard 20LBS+ bracket is 20LBS. Below 20LBS, a flat $155.80 rate applies.
Air Freight — 20LBS and Above
For cargo of 20LBS or more, FCEL offers two pricing tiers based on pickup and delivery location.
| Service | Rate (per LBS) | Minimum Weight | Transit Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇺🇸 Office Pickup → Lagos FCEL picks up from your Atlanta office/supplier |
$8.79 | 20 LBS | 7–10 working days |
| 🇺🇸 Other States → Lagos & Other Nigerian States Drop-off at warehouse, ship to any Nigerian state |
$10.85 | 20 LBS | 7–10 working days |
20LBS+ example (Other States to Abuja): 50 LBS shipment = 50 × $10.85 = $542.50.
Air Freight — Below 20LBS
For smaller parcels under 20LBS, FCEL charges a flat rate of $155.80 (regardless of weight) — the most predictable option for small parcels.
| Service | Flat Rate | Transit Time |
|---|---|---|
| 📦 Below 20LBS Small parcel flat rate (any destination in Nigeria) |
$155.80 | 7–10 working days |
Liquid Content
For shipments containing liquid products, FCEL charges an additional $11.85 per LBS on top of the standard per-pound rate. MSDS documentation may be required for restricted liquid items.
Chargeable Weight Explained
FCEL pricing is based on the higher of actual weight or volumetric weight (dimensions), in line with standard air freight practices. America uses LBS for weight and inches for dimensions. The volumetric weight formula is: (Length × Width × Height in inches) ÷ 139 = volumetric weight in LBS.
Choosing the right weight bracket and pickup option is one of the most common mistakes USA importers make. Specifically, a 19LBS parcel at the below-20LBS flat rate ($155.80) costs the same as a 20LBS parcel at the Office Pickup rate (20 × $8.79 = $175.80). The flat rate is most cost-effective for parcels up to ~17.7 LBS ($155.80 ÷ $8.79). Always consolidate before shipping to optimise your cost per pound.
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FCEL Extra Charges: Gadgets, E-Commerce & Special Items
Last updated: 20 January 2026Gadgets, electronics, perfumes, and other special items have dedicated FCEL per-unit surcharges in addition to the standard per-pound air freight rate. Below is the complete list.
Important — Gadgets & E-Commerce: When purchasing gadgets and other items, kindly obtain the invoice or receipt, as the transaction is considered E-commerce. We will require the following before receiving such items at our warehouse: a copy of the invoice/receipt of the item and a copy of your ID (data page of International Passport).
Gadgets & Electronics (Per Unit)
| Item | Extra Charge | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 📱 Phone Smartphones (non-iPhone) |
$80 each | Per device. E-commerce documentation required. |
| 🍎 iPhone All iPhone models |
$140 each | Per device. Premium surcharge. E-commerce documentation required. |
| 📱 iPad All iPad models |
$90 each | Per device. Premium surcharge. E-commerce documentation required. |
| 📱 Tablet Android tablets |
$80 each | Per device. E-commerce documentation required. |
| 💻 Laptop All laptop brands |
$150 each | Per device. E-commerce documentation required. |
PlayStation Consoles (Per Unit)
| Console | Extra Charge |
|---|---|
| 🎮 PS All PlayStation models (PS2 – PS6) |
$100 each |
Perfume, Body Spray & Supplements (Per Unit)
| Item | Extra Charge | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 🌸 Perfume All perfume brands |
$50 each | Restricted air cargo. MSDS may be required. |
| 🧴 Body Spray / Oil Deodorants, body sprays, oils |
$60 each | Restricted air cargo. MSDS may be required. |
| 💊 Supplements Health and fitness supplements |
$60 each | Per unit. NAFDAC declaration may apply. |
💧 Liquid Content
Liquid content shipments are charged at $11.85 per LBS in addition to the standard per-pound rate. This applies to any shipment containing liquid products including beverages, cosmetics in liquid form, oils, and other liquid goods.
FCEL Consolidation Pack Prices (Air Cargo)
Last updated: 20 January 2026FCEL offers three standard consolidation pack sizes for USA importers using air cargo. Pack prices are in addition to the per-pound air freight rate.
24 × 24 × 18
Small pack
24 × 24 × 36
Medium pack
24 × 24 × 48
Large pack
Consolidation packs are a smart way to ship multiple small items in one box, saving you money versus shipping each item separately. The pack price covers the box, packaging materials, and warehouse handling. You then pay the standard per-pound air freight rate on the total weight of the packed shipment.
FCEL Sea Shipping: Atlanta Georgia to Lagos, Nigeria
Last updated: 20 January 2026Sea shipping is the most cost-effective mode for bulky or non-urgent cargo. FCEL quotes sea freight at $4.50 per CW (chargeable weight) for custom-sized cargo, or at standard pack prices for three pre-set sizes. Transit time is approximately 3 months door-to-door.
What is CW? CW = Chargeable Weight. For sea cargo, the chargeable weight is the higher of actual weight or volumetric weight. The formula: (Length × Width × Height in cm) ÷ 6000 = CW in KG, or (Length × Width × Height in inches) ÷ 139 = CW in LBS. For FCEL Atlanta sea shipping, the rate is $4.50 per CW.
Sea Shipping Rate (Custom-Sized Cargo)
| Service | Rate | Transit Time |
|---|---|---|
| 🚢 Sea Freight (Custom CW) Pay per chargeable weight |
$4.50 per CW | Approximately 3 months |
Standard Sea Pack Prices
For customers who prefer fixed pricing, FCEL offers three standard sea pack sizes.
24 × 24 × 18
Small sea pack
24 × 24 × 36
Medium sea pack
24 × 24 × 48
Large sea pack
1 small sea pack (24×24×18) = $300
1 medium sea pack (24×24×36) = $564
1 large sea pack (24×24×48) = $753
Custom cargo at $4.50 per CW: 100 CW = $450
Sea shipping is significantly cheaper per CBM than air cargo, but takes approximately 3 months. For bulky goods, furniture, or non-urgent commercial stock, sea shipping from Atlanta to Nigeria is the most cost-effective option. For urgent gadgets, e-commerce parcels, and high-value items, air cargo remains the standard.
Booking Requirements, E-Commerce Documentation & Duties
📝 Before Transacting With Us
Kindly fill out our online booking form at dechaser.com/book-shipment/ before sending any cargo. The form requires the following:
- Your full name and contact details
- Your zipcode (mandatory)
- Estimated weight and dimensions (if exact figures are not yet known)
- Origin state in the USA and destination city in Nigeria
Failure to book first may result in processing delays, missed cargo identification, or storage charges at the warehouse.
🛒 E-Commerce Documentation (Gadgets)
When purchasing gadgets and other items for shipment, the transaction is treated as e-commerce. Before we can receive such items at our warehouse, we require:
📄 Required Documents
- Copy of the invoice or receipt of the item
- Copy of your ID (data page of International Passport)
These documents must be submitted to FCEL before the item arrives at the warehouse.
Taxes & Duties: The customer is responsible for the payment of any customs duties, government charges, subscriptions, or other associated charges required by government agencies in the destination country. FCEL handles customs clearing on the customer’s behalf, but the underlying duty and government payment remain the customer’s responsibility.
Booking Workflow: (1) Complete the online booking form at dechaser.com/book-shipment. (2) For gadgets, gather your invoice/receipt and ID copy. (3) Send both to FCEL via email. (4) Once approved, ship or drop off your cargo to the FCEL Atlanta Georgia warehouse. (5) FCEL processes and ships to Nigeria.
Important Notice: Failure to complete the FCEL online booking form before sending your cargo may result in processing delays, missed cargo identification, or storage charges at the warehouse. Book first, then ship.
How FCEL Ships Cargo From Atlanta Georgia to Nigeria
Seven steps from booking to delivery. The FCEL process is built for transparency and e-commerce compliance.
Check the FCEL Atlanta Rate Card
Review the rates for your cargo type. Identify whether you need the Office Pickup bracket, Other States bracket, below 20LBS flat rate, sea shipping, or any special cargo surcharge (iPhone, laptop, perfume, etc.).
Complete the Online Booking Form
Visit dechaser.com/book-shipment and submit your details. Include your zipcode. Estimated weight and dimensions are acceptable at this stage.
Gather E-Commerce Documentation (Gadgets Only)
For gadgets and e-commerce purchases, obtain a copy of the invoice/receipt and a copy of your International Passport data page. Submit these to FCEL before the item arrives at the warehouse.
Send Cargo to FCEL Atlanta Warehouse
Drop off or ship your cargo to the FCEL Atlanta Georgia warehouse. Use a FCEL consolidation pack (24×24×18, 24×24×36, or 24×24×48) if you have multiple small items.
Air or Sea Transit (Atlanta to Nigeria)
Air cargo flies from Atlanta (ATL) to Lagos (LOS). Transit time is 7 to 10 working days. Sea cargo takes approximately 3 months. Pricing is per pound (LBS) for air or per CW for sea.
Nigeria Customs Clearance
On arrival, the FCEL Lagos team files the PAAR with Nigeria Customs Service. Government duties and VAT are the customer’s responsibility. Special cargo surcharges (e.g. iPhone, laptop) are pre-cleared using your e-commerce documentation.
Final Delivery
Cargo is delivered within Lagos (same-day or next-day) or to other Nigerian states via FCEL’s inland delivery network. The applicable rate is determined by the chargeable weight (actual or volumetric, whichever is higher).
Why Use the FCEL Rate Card for Atlanta to Nigeria?
The FCEL Atlanta rate card is built for the unique needs of Georgia importers — e-commerce compliance, gadget documentation, transparent USD pricing.
E-Commerce Compliant
FCEL handles the full e-commerce documentation workflow — invoice/receipt verification, ID validation, and customs declaration. Specifically, your gadgets clear Nigerian customs under proper e-commerce channels, not as personal effects.
Atlanta Georgia Operations Hub
FCEL operates from an Atlanta Georgia warehouse that handles consolidation, packaging, office pickup, and US export clearance. As a result, your cargo is processed efficiently before transit to Nigeria.
Dedicated Lagos Customs Team
Our Lagos team handles PAAR filing, customs clearing, and last-mile delivery. They understand Nigerian regulations for e-commerce shipments and pre-clear gadgets using your submitted documents.
Transparent USD Pricing
All rates are quoted in USD. There are no surprise destination charges, no inflated FX markups, and no last-minute adjustments. As a result, you can accurately budget your landed cost in dollars.
Consolidation Pack Service
Three standard pack sizes (24×24×18, 24×24×36, 24×24×48) let you combine multiple small items into one shipment, saving you money versus shipping each item separately.
Mandatory Online Booking
The online booking form at dechaser.com/book-shipment is required before any cargo is shipped. This pre-registration ensures your cargo is identified, tracked, and processed the moment it reaches the warehouse.
What This Means for Your Business
Using the FCEL rate card means your Atlanta-to-Nigeria shipments follow a transparent, e-commerce compliant process. No haggling, no surprise demurrage, no FX manipulation. As a result, you can scale your USA sourcing with predictable costs and reliable transit times.
FCEL in Action: How an Atlanta E-Commerce Seller Streamlined Nigeria Shipping
Challenge: An Atlanta-based e-commerce seller was shipping 20 iPhones, 15 laptops, and 10 PS5 consoles to Lagos monthly but faced repeated customs holds because the shipments were not declared as e-commerce. The previous agent also charged hidden per-unit fees for the gadgets, inflating landed costs by 25%.
Solution: The client switched to FCEL and submitted the full e-commerce documentation set (20 iPhone invoices + 15 laptop receipts + 10 PS5 invoices + ID copy) before shipping. FCEL consolidated all 45 items into three 24×24×48 packs ($65 each = $195), applied the 20LBS+ rate ($8.79/LB) to the total weight of 250 LBS, and added the special cargo surcharges (20 × $140 for iPhones + 15 × $150 for laptops + 10 × $100 for PS5). Total FCEL cost: 250 × $8.79 + $195 + $2,800 + $2,250 + $1,000 = $8,442.50.
Outcome: All 45 items cleared MMIA Lagos in 5 days as proper e-commerce shipments — no customs hold, no seizure risk. The client now uses FCEL monthly and saves approximately 24% versus their previous agent by following the e-commerce workflow and consolidating via FCEL packs.
What Atlanta Importers Say About FCEL
Real feedback from importers using the FCEL Atlanta rate card.
“The e-commerce documentation requirement caught me off guard at first, but FCEL walked me through it. Once I had my invoices and ID ready, my iPhone and laptop shipments cleared Lagos in 5 days flat. No more customs holds.”
“FCEL’s office pickup service is a game changer. They collect from my Atlanta office and consolidate everything. The $8.79/LB rate is the most transparent pricing I’ve found. Same-day pickup, no delays.”
“The mandatory booking form with zipcode is a small price to pay for zero lost shipments. My sea cargo from Atlanta to Lagos arrived in 11 weeks — exactly as quoted. The $4.50/CW rate was 35% cheaper than my previous forwarder.”
Top Questions About FCEL Atlanta to Nigeria
Quick answers to the questions USA importers ask most about the FCEL Atlanta Georgia rate card.
Not Sure Which FCEL Atlanta Rate Applies to Your Cargo?
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FCEL Atlanta Rate Card — Complete FAQ
Detailed answers to the questions USA importers ask most about shipping cargo from Atlanta Georgia to Nigeria via FCEL.
How much does it cost to ship cargo from Atlanta Georgia to Nigeria?
According to the FCEL rate card, air freight from Atlanta Georgia to Lagos is $8.79 per LBS (office pickup, 20 LBS minimum) and $10.85 per LBS to other Nigerian states. Below 20 LBS, a flat air freight rate of $155.80 applies. Sea shipping starts at $4.50 per CW or from $300 per standard pack (24×24×18). Special cargo surcharges include iPhones $140 each, laptops $150 each, iPads $90 each, PS consoles $100 each, perfumes $50 each, and supplements $60 each.
How long does cargo from Atlanta to Nigeria take?
Air cargo from Atlanta Georgia to Lagos takes 7 to 10 working days door-to-door. Sea cargo takes approximately 3 months door-to-door. Both include USA export clearance, transit, and Nigerian customs clearance.
What is the minimum weight for air cargo from Atlanta to Nigeria?
The minimum chargeable weight for the standard air freight rate ($8.79/LB office pickup) is 20 LBS. Below 20 LBS, a flat rate of $155.80 applies regardless of weight. The applicable rate is determined by the chargeable weight (actual or volumetric, whichever is higher).
Are there hidden charges when using the FCEL Atlanta rate card?
No. The FCEL rate card is fully transparent. The published per-LBS rate includes handling at the FCEL Atlanta warehouse and US export clearance. Special cargo surcharges (iPhones, laptops, etc.) are clearly itemised. Government duties and VAT are the customer’s responsibility as per the rate card policy.
How is air freight weight calculated from Atlanta?
FCEL pricing is based on the higher of actual weight or volumetric weight (dimensions), in line with standard air freight practices. America uses LBS. The weight conversion is 1 KG = 2.2 LBS. For example, 5 KG = 11 LBS. For volumetric weight: (Length × Width × Height in inches) ÷ 139 = volumetric weight in LBS.
What is the difference between actual weight and volumetric weight?
Actual weight is the physical weight of your cargo measured on a scale. Volumetric weight is calculated from the dimensions of your cargo (Length × Width × Height) and represents the space your cargo occupies. FCEL charges based on the higher of these two — so bulky but lightweight items like pillows or plastic containers may be charged by volume, not weight.
How much does it cost to ship an iPhone from Atlanta to Nigeria?
iPhones are $140 each. iPads are $90 each. Phones (non-iPhone smartphones) are $80 each. Tablets are $80 each. The gadget rate is on top of the per-pound air freight rate. E-commerce documentation is mandatory.
What is the FCEL e-commerce documentation requirement?
When purchasing gadgets and other items, FCEL requires a copy of the invoice or receipt of payment plus a copy of your ID (data page of International Passport). The transaction is treated as e-commerce. These documents must be submitted to FCEL before the item arrives at the Atlanta Georgia warehouse.
How much does it cost to ship a laptop from Atlanta to Nigeria?
Laptops are $150 each. The laptop rate is on top of the per-pound air freight rate. E-commerce documentation (invoice + ID) is required for laptops shipped to Nigeria.
How much does it cost to ship a PS5 from Atlanta to Nigeria?
All PS consoles (PS2, PS3, PS4, PS5, PS6) are $100 each. The console rate is on top of the per-pound air freight rate. E-commerce documentation is required.
Can I ship liquid products from Atlanta to Nigeria?
Yes. Liquid content is charged at $11.85 per LBS. This is on top of the standard per-pound air freight rate. MSDS documentation may be required for restricted liquid items.
How much does sea shipping cost from Atlanta to Nigeria?
Sea shipping from Atlanta Georgia to Nigeria is $4.50 per CW (chargeable weight) for custom-sized cargo. Three standard pack sizes are available: 24×24×18 at $300, 24×24×36 at $564, and 24×24×48 at $753. Estimated transit time is approximately 3 months door-to-door.
What is the difference between air pack and sea pack prices?
Air pack prices ($25, $40, $65) are designed for smaller consolidations shipped by air and cover the box, packaging materials, and warehouse handling. Sea pack prices ($300, $564, $753) are significantly higher because they cover the larger box, professional export packing, and sea cargo handling. Air packs use the per-LBS air freight rate; sea packs use the flat sea freight price.
Do I need to book before sending cargo from Atlanta?
Yes. Customers must complete the online booking form at dechaser.com/book-shipment before transacting. The form requires your zipcode. Estimated weight and dimensions are acceptable if exact figures are not yet known. This is mandatory before sending cargo to the FCEL Atlanta Georgia warehouse.
Who pays customs duties and taxes when shipping from Atlanta to Nigeria?
The customer is responsible for payment of any customs duties, government charges, subscriptions, or other associated charges required by government agencies in the destination country. FCEL handles customs clearing on the customer’s behalf, but the underlying duty and government payment remain the customer’s responsibility.
Which countries does FCEL ship from to Nigeria?
FCEL ships to and from Nigeria from the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Dubai (United Arab Emirates), China, and many more destinations. Each route has a dedicated rate card with FCEL pricing.
Your Next Atlanta Shipment Starts With the FCEL Rate Card
Every shipment without a transparent rate card is a shipment at risk of hidden charges, surprise demurrage, and FX manipulation. The FCEL Atlanta rate card eliminates all three.
Foon Chaser Express Limited operates from Atlanta Georgia with a dedicated Nigeria customs team. Book online, prepare your e-commerce documents, drop off or schedule pickup, and we handle the rest — at the rate card price, no exceptions.
Get My FCEL Atlanta Rate TodayConcerns Atlanta Importers Have About Nigeria Cargo — Answered
“Atlanta to Nigeria shipping is too expensive.”
The $8.79/LB Office Pickup rate is highly competitive for transatlantic cargo. Moreover, consolidation packs ($25 to $65) let you combine multiple small items into one shipment. Sea shipping at $4.50/CW or $300 per standard pack is significantly cheaper for bulky cargo. If total shipping costs feel high, FCEL analyses your cargo mix and recommends the optimal mode and pack size.
“Why do I need e-commerce documentation for gadgets?”
Nigerian customs treats gadget shipments as commercial imports. Without an invoice/receipt, your cargo can be detained, seized, or subject to additional duty assessment. The e-commerce documentation workflow ensures your gadgets clear Lagos as proper commercial imports — no delays, no surprises, no penalties.
“What if my goods get stuck at Lagos customs?”
The FCEL Lagos team pre-files the PAAR with Nigeria Customs Service, monitors your cargo through customs, and actively resolves any holds. The e-commerce documentation submitted in Atlanta is verified at the Nigerian end. Most FCEL Atlanta shipments clear MMIA in 3 to 5 days — well within the standard 7 to 10 working day transit time.
“How do I avoid being scammed by a fake Atlanta-to-Nigeria agent?”
FCEL is fully verifiable. We operate from a registered Atlanta Georgia warehouse and a Lagos office. The rate card is published publicly in USD. We provide documented contracts, structured payment terms, and verifiable references from established USA importers. Avoid agents that quote below market rate or request payment to personal accounts.