Trade corridor
Building a bridge between two markets
Two markets, one managed supply chain. Here is how goods move through BID Ltd.
The Bahamas
A high-demand retail and hospitality market that depends on imports — and a growing base of Bahamian producers and distributors supplying products into Haiti. Buyers need consistent supply, correct documentation and delivery they can plan around.
- Retail & wholesale supply
- Hotels, restaurants, institutions
- Consumer and household goods
- Bahamian products supplied into Haiti
Haiti
A production base with agriculture, manufacturing and craft capacity that benefits from organised export channels and reliable buyers — while Haitian businesses rely on BID Ltd. to bring in quality Bahamian products.
- Local production & sourcing
- Export-ready product lines
- Supplier development
- Bahamian products received from The Bahamas
How goods move
Freight options we coordinate
We select the route and mode that fit your volume, budget and timeline.
Full container
Best cost per unit for larger, regular volumes.
Consolidated (LCL)
Shared container space for smaller shipments.
Air freight
For urgent, high-value or low-weight goods.
Step by step
From supplier to shelf
- 1
Sourcing
Supplier identified and product verified against your specification.
- 2
Purchase & packing
Order placed, goods packed and labelled for export.
- 3
Consolidation
Shipments combined where possible to reduce freight cost.
- 4
Freight
Sea or air transport booked and tracked to port of arrival.
- 5
Customs clearance
Duties, permits and documentation completed on arrival.
- 6
Distribution
Warehouse intake, then delivery to buyers or retail points.