Shipment Process
With your plants safely delivered,
your journey into the world of nature begins.
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Import Requirements
It’s crucial to research the import regulation for Tillandsias in your country by contacting the relevant authority.
They will provide you with a list of necessary documents needed for importing these types of plants.
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Documents We Grant
We provide all the necessary documents for export, it’s very important to indicate that T. Xerographica, being a plant that is in danger of extinction, CITES must be indicted. This document assures its origin. In the other Tillandsias ( Ionantha var Ionantha, Ionantha var Rubra, Caput Medusae and Baileyii) require the phytosanitary document. Documents that we usually grant when exporting:
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Cost Of Transportation
The cost of shipping is determined by few factors: Where the package is being sent, How much you’re sending (more boxes means a lower cost per box), and the airline’s pricing. You can ask for a price estimate if you’d like.
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Transfer Time
Transfer time vary, depends on the airport/port of destiny. By experience, we can indicate the times for the following places:
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Product Dispatch
Upon confirming the order the plant is dispatched 12 – 15 days later, that’s the time we need to get all the paperwork done with the entity responsible for the exportation of native plants in Guatemala (CONAP)
One day before the product leaves Guatemala, the customs broker is responsible for issuing a message to the customer with the status and itinerary of their order.
On the day you are scheduled to leave the country, the customs agent sends a copy of all the documents by email.
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