Asendia USA Launches Direct Entry e-Commerce Shipping Solution for Brazil
Asendia USA Launches Direct Entry e-Commerce Shipping Solution
for Brazil
PHILADELPHIA, PA – February 9, 2026 — Asendia USA is proud to announce the launch of its new
direct entry solution for shipping to Brazil. This service is designed for e-commerce sellers in the
United States and around the world and offers fully managed, end-to-end logistics. Shipments move from
origin hubs in the U.S. by air, through customs clearance, and on to final delivery within Brazil, all handled
directly by Asendia USA to ensure reliability and efficiency at every step.
Brazil is the largest e-commerce market in Latin America and continues to see strong growth year over
year. For online retailers, this presents a major opportunity, especially for high-volume cross-border
shipping. Asendia USA’s solution is built to support scale and consistency, with a network designed to
manage large parcel volumes. Unlike providers that rely on multiple intermediaries, Asendia USA works
directly with trusted partners, allowing for more control, better visibility, and solutions that align with
customers’ transit and budget needs.
The Brazil service is offered as Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) and includes approved entry points through
the Viracopos International Airport (São Paulo/Campinas) and the São Paulo/Guarulhos International
Airport. It features simplified customs clearance, improved transit times, enhanced tracking, and a
delivery network capable of handling up to 300,000 parcels daily. Asendia USA is an approved PRC
carrier, works with other approved PRC carriers, and can guide customers through the PRC approval
process when needed, helping ensure compliance and smoother entry into the Brazilian market. The
solution integrates directly into the final mile delivery network and provides secure, private deliveries that
require signatures, without relying on postal services.
Asendia USA’s approach to e-commerce logistics focuses on selecting the right final mile carriers based
on each customer’s specific needs. This flexibility helps ensure consistent and reliable delivery across
Brazil’s large and diverse geography, which is often one of the biggest challenges in cross-border
shipping.
“We are incredibly excited to bring an Asendia-managed direct entry solution to Brazil, one of the most
important e-commerce markets in the world,” says Leslie Foxhoven, Executive Director Latin America at
Asendia USA. “This launch reflects the work our teams have done to build a reliable, scalable solution
that supports high parcel volumes, simplifies compliance, and gives our customers confidence as they
expand into Brazil.”
Asendia USA plans to expand these solutions to other Latin American markets in the future. This launch
reinforces the company’s commitment to supporting e-commerce sellers as international demand
continues to grow. With a booming e-commerce market, Brazil offers a significant opportunity for retailers
looking to expand globally, and Asendia USA’s direct entry solution helps make cross-border shipping
more accessible for both retailers and shoppers in the region.
for Brazil
PHILADELPHIA, PA – February 9, 2026 — Asendia USA is proud to announce the launch of its new
direct entry solution for shipping to Brazil. This service is designed for e-commerce sellers in the
United States and around the world and offers fully managed, end-to-end logistics. Shipments move from
origin hubs in the U.S. by air, through customs clearance, and on to final delivery within Brazil, all handled
directly by Asendia USA to ensure reliability and efficiency at every step.
Brazil is the largest e-commerce market in Latin America and continues to see strong growth year over
year. For online retailers, this presents a major opportunity, especially for high-volume cross-border
shipping. Asendia USA’s solution is built to support scale and consistency, with a network designed to
manage large parcel volumes. Unlike providers that rely on multiple intermediaries, Asendia USA works
directly with trusted partners, allowing for more control, better visibility, and solutions that align with
customers’ transit and budget needs.
The Brazil service is offered as Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) and includes approved entry points through
the Viracopos International Airport (São Paulo/Campinas) and the São Paulo/Guarulhos International
Airport. It features simplified customs clearance, improved transit times, enhanced tracking, and a
delivery network capable of handling up to 300,000 parcels daily. Asendia USA is an approved PRC
carrier, works with other approved PRC carriers, and can guide customers through the PRC approval
process when needed, helping ensure compliance and smoother entry into the Brazilian market. The
solution integrates directly into the final mile delivery network and provides secure, private deliveries that
require signatures, without relying on postal services.
Asendia USA’s approach to e-commerce logistics focuses on selecting the right final mile carriers based
on each customer’s specific needs. This flexibility helps ensure consistent and reliable delivery across
Brazil’s large and diverse geography, which is often one of the biggest challenges in cross-border
shipping.
“We are incredibly excited to bring an Asendia-managed direct entry solution to Brazil, one of the most
important e-commerce markets in the world,” says Leslie Foxhoven, Executive Director Latin America at
Asendia USA. “This launch reflects the work our teams have done to build a reliable, scalable solution
that supports high parcel volumes, simplifies compliance, and gives our customers confidence as they
expand into Brazil.”
Asendia USA plans to expand these solutions to other Latin American markets in the future. This launch
reinforces the company’s commitment to supporting e-commerce sellers as international demand
continues to grow. With a booming e-commerce market, Brazil offers a significant opportunity for retailers
looking to expand globally, and Asendia USA’s direct entry solution helps make cross-border shipping
more accessible for both retailers and shoppers in the region.