Sending cargo to Ghana from Brixton is simple with Rolats. We offer free collection from Brixton Road, Electric Avenue, Coldharbour Lane and across SW2 and SW9 — no need to drive to East London. Everything comes to our Dagenham depot at 494 Gale Street, RM9 4NU. Air freight is £5.90/kg plus £20 handling and reaches Kotoka in days; sea freight starts from £70 per bag through the Port of Tema. We raise the CTN before sailing and deliver door-to-door across Ghana, all-in GBP — nothing to pay in Ghana.
Free collection from Brixton to Ghana
You do not need to haul barrels across London to send them to Ghana. Rolats collects free from anywhere in Brixton — the flats off Brixton Hill, the shops around Electric Avenue, and homes across SW2 and SW9. Book a slot and our driver comes to your door. From Brixton to our Dagenham depot is a fair drive east, so let us do the running while you fill your Ghana Must Go bags in peace.
Air freight to Accra in days
When your parcel needs to land quickly — documents, phones, medicine, or a birthday gift for family in Accra — air freight is the answer. At £5.90 per kilo plus a flat £20 handling fee, your goods fly to Kotoka International and clear customs in days. It is the fastest way to get something from Brixton into your relatives' hands in Ghana.
Sea freight and barrels from £70 a bag
For the bigger loads — barrels packed with gari, shito, dried fish and palm oil, or Ghana Must Go bags stuffed with clothes and household goods — sea freight from just £70 per bag is the smart choice. Your cargo sails to the Port of Tema and lands in roughly four to six weeks, ready for door-to-door delivery anywhere in Ghana.
Serving Brixton's West African families
Brixton has long been the beating heart of African-Caribbean London, and among its market traders and church congregations there is a steady West African presence sending goods home. Whether you are shipping to family in Kumasi or restocking a business in Takoradi, we handle your load with the care it deserves and keep every price in plain GBP.
Customs handled, nothing to pay in Ghana
The paperwork that trips people up — the CTN, also called the ASHI or UCR — we raise it before your cargo sails, and it clears through Ghana's ICUMS system on arrival. As an HMRC Customs Authorised forwarder (EORI registered, Companies House 06153914, trading since 2007), we quote everything all-in. You pay in Brixton, and there is nothing to settle when the goods reach Ghana.