Jamaica, November 22, 2025 – Good news for online shoppers and package recipients across Jamaica: Ship to Sure Imports has announced that all air shipments delivered to its Florida warehouse up to last Thursday at 6:00 p.m. have successfully arrived in Jamaica and have already been cleared by Customs.

This update means a swift turnaround for many eagerly awaited packages, just in time for early holiday preparations.

The team at Ship to Sure Imports will be working diligently through the weekend, meticulously sorting and dispatching these packages to all its islandwide locations. This focused effort ensures that recipients can expect their items to be ready for collection without unnecessary delays.

According to the announcement, all such packages will be available for pickup at your selected Ship to Sure location by Monday, November 24, 2025, at 10:30 a.m. This quick processing time underscores the company’s commitment to efficient service, particularly crucial during periods of high demand.

For those who might have experienced a slight worry, the company also addressed a common concern. Even if customers didn’t receive a “Received in Florida” notification for their packages delivered before the cut-off time, there’s no need to fret. Ship to Sure Imports assures that these packages are indeed in Jamaica, cleared, and will be processed and ready for pickup alongside the others. Expect multiple tracking and status updates over the weekend and into Monday as the backlog is cleared.

Ship to Sure Imports, operating as Ship to Sure, is a logistics provider focused on offering efficient shipping solutions, bridging the gap between international online shopping and local delivery in Jamaica. They pride themselves on moving packages “as quickly and safely as possible,” a mission that this latest update clearly reflects.

In a world where timely delivery is king, especially for valuable or much-anticipated items, this announcement is a welcome relief. It highlights the often-underappreciated work of logistics companies in connecting global commerce to local communities.

So, if you’ve been tracking a package, Monday morning just got a whole lot more exciting.