Tile Supplier in Peru
Ceramic and porcelain tiles shipped from Morbi, India to 7 cities across Peru.
Tile exporter and distributor for Peru.
Lumina Tile is an Indian tile exporter shipping ceramic and porcelain tiles to Peru from Morbi, Gujarat. We supply importers, distributors, wholesalers and project buyers in Lima, Callao, Arequipa, Trujillo, Chiclayo, Piura and Cusco.
Containerised cargo for Peru enters through Callao, with the new deepwater port at Chancay reshaping Asian routing and Paita serving the north. Sea transit runs roughly 45 to 65 days from Mundra, normally double-transhipped. On the compliance side, Peruvian national standards adopt ISO 13006 for ceramic tile classification and labelling, with ISO 10545 test methods, and Spanish-language labelling applies.
Peru's construction demand is unusually driven by mining capital projects and associated housing in the interior, which produces bulk specification-led orders unlike the retail-led demand elsewhere. The opening of Chancay is the most consequential logistics development for Asian exporters in this market.
- Market
- Peru
- Cities served
- Lima, Callao, Arequipa, Trujillo, Chiclayo, Piura, Cusco
- Shipped from
- Morbi, Gujarat, India via Mundra Port
- Gateway
- Callao, with the new deepwater port at Chancay reshaping Asian routing and Paita serving the north
- Sea transit
- Roughly 45 to 65 days from Mundra, normally double-transhipped
- Order size
- Full container load, 20ft and 40ft. Mixed containers on request.
- Range
- 49 sizes across 8 categories, 15 surface finishes, 6 to 20 mm
- Conformity
- Peruvian national standards adopt ISO 13006 for ceramic tile classification and labelling, with ISO 10545 test methods, and Spanish-language labelling applies.
- Currency and language
- Peruvian sol (PEN), with import trade predominantly in US dollars. Spanish, with English used by larger Lima importers.
Get a quote
Pricing for Peru
Send your sizes and volumes and we will come back with a landed-cost quote to your port of entry, with the technical file attached.
Cities we supply in Peru.
The full Morbi range, shipped to Peru.
Every size below is available to order in container quantities. Surfaces vary by size, so the available finishes are listed against each one.
Ceramic Wall Tiles
7–9 mmCeramic Floor Tiles
7–12 mmPorcelain Floor Tiles
8 / 9 / 10 / 12 mmFull Body Floor Tiles
8 / 9 / 10 mmSoluble Salt & Double Charge
8–9 mmLarge Slab Tiles
6 / 9 / 12 / 15 / 20 mmOutdoor Porcelain Tiles
16 / 20 mmSubway Tiles
6–9 mmDesigns available to Peru.
A selection from our current library. Any design here prints across the sizes it is produced in, and we hold the artwork so repeat orders match your first shipment.
How it works
From enquiry to container, Peru.
Tell us the specification
Send the sizes, surfaces and volumes you need for Peru. If you are matching an existing floor, send a photo and we will find the closest design in the library.
Quote and samples
We quote on your chosen Incoterm to Callao, with the technical file attached so your side can check conformity before you commit.
Production and quality grading
Your lot is produced and graded to the agreed standard. Calibre and shade are checked across the lot, not just at the start of the run.
Documentation and shipping
Packing list, invoice, certificate of origin and the technical file travel with the container. Peruvian national standards adopt ISO 13006 for ceramic tile classification and labelling, with ISO 10545 test methods, and Spanish-language labelling applies.
Cities we supply in Peru
Common questions
Do you export tiles to Peru?
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Yes. We ship ceramic and porcelain tiles from Morbi, India to Peru in container quantities, serving 7 cities including Lima, Callao, Arequipa. Cargo enters through Callao, with the new deepwater port at Chancay reshaping Asian routing and Paita serving the north.
How long is shipping to Peru?
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Sea transit runs roughly 45 to 65 days from Mundra, normally double-transhipped. Routing through the Red Sea or around the Cape has shifted through 2026, so we confirm the current sailing schedule at the time of quoting rather than working from a fixed figure.
What certification do tiles need for Peru?
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Peruvian national standards adopt ISO 13006 for ceramic tile classification and labelling, with ISO 10545 test methods, and Spanish-language labelling applies. We supply the full technical file with every shipment so your side can complete clearance without chasing paperwork.
What are your payment and delivery terms for Peru?
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We quote on the Incoterm that suits you, commonly FOB Mundra or CIF to your port of entry. Peruvian sol (PEN), with import trade predominantly in US dollars is the local currency, and terms are agreed before production starts. Contact our export desk for a landed-cost quote against your specification.