LBC Express, Inc., the country’s leading logistics and remittance provider, has once again proven its dominance in the industry after being named the Top Deconsolidator by the Bureau of Customs – Manila International Container Port (BOC-MICP) for the first half of 2025.
The recognition was officially awarded on 12 August 2025, highlighting LBC’s consistent excellence in handling consolidated cargo and its strict compliance with Customs processes and regulations. The company’s long-standing reputation for efficiency, reliability, and integrity in international freight forwarding and deconsolidation has made it a trusted partner of businesses and overseas Filipinos for decades.
LBC’s achievement is not unprecedented. The company has been a consistent recipient of the Top Deconsolidator distinction, underscoring its operational expertise and strong collaboration with government agencies to streamline trade, improve revenue collection, and enhance the country’s logistics landscape.
“Being recognized once again as the Top Deconsolidator is both an honor and a responsibility. This award is a testament to the hard work of our people, the trust of our customers, and the partnerships we continue to build with government and industry stakeholders. We remain committed to making the flow of goods faster, more efficient, and more secure — not only for businesses but for every Filipino relying on us,” according to Rene E. Fuentes, EVP-COO of International Sales & Operations at LBC Express.
As the Hari ng Padala, LBC continues to set the benchmark in deconsolidation services, a crucial function in ensuring the smooth entry of goods into the Philippines. The company’s recognition from the BOC reflects its vital role in supporting global trade connectivity and contributing to national economic growth.
With this accolade, LBC reinforces its commitment to providing top-tier logistics solutions and strengthening its role as a reliable partner in nation-building — proving once again why it remains the preferred choice in the Philippine logistics industry.