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From China and Japan, Serpost receives an average of between 14,688 daily shipments and up to 30,000 packages on high demand days so far in 2026.The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) reported that Peruvian Postal Services (Serpost), an organization assigned to the sector, has consolidated the use of the sea route for the entry of international electronic commerce shipments, with a total of 458,734 packages processed so far this year, through the ports of Callao and Chancay.
According to the MTC, between January and today, 149 containers have been received, mainly from China and Japan. The packages, weighing up to 30 kilos, are transferred to the Los Olivos Postal Sorting Center, where they are processed and subsequently distributed nationwide.
Under the Serpost operating scheme, the first to be implemented on a sustained basis in Peru, an average of 14,688 shipments are nationalized per day and peaks of customs clearance of more than 30,000 packages are reached on days of high demand.
This modality is part of the modernization process of the Peruvian postal system, which in the last three years has managed more than 27 million shipments, and responds to the sustained growth of international electronic commerce and the intensive use of digital platforms, which has generated the need to diversify routes, strengthen infrastructure and optimize transit times.
Likewise, the use of the Port of Chancay stands out, which opens new routes for international trade, which would reduce logistics costs and improve delivery times for end users in the country.
The Ministry of Transport and Communications noted that this advance strengthens Serposts multimodal model - which integrates air and maritime transport - and contributes to improving the efficiency of the postal service, in line with the objective of positioning Peru as a competitive logistics center in the region.
