A full truck load. All the way to Norway.
A Lombardy company had to deliver a full load to Norway on a set date. We booked the vehicle, handled customs in-house and followed the journey through to delivery.
Six facts, no fluff.
Norway is not part of the European Union: besides transport, an export declaration and documents for entry into the country are required.
The goods
A full load of industrial goods, on pallets, for a single consignee.
The route
From Lombardy to Norway by road, with a vehicle reserved for the client.
The problem
A delivery date already agreed with the consignee and a country outside the European Union.
The solution
Early booking of the vehicle and export declaration filed at our warehouses, as an AEO operator.
Timing
Loading date confirmed with the client and journey planned around the delivery date.
The result
Goods delivered on the agreed date, with updates to the client along the way.
See also: Shipping to Norway · Road freight · Customs · Our shipments
How it went.
One contact followed the shipment from booking to delivery.
Pickup
Client request and booking of the vehicle for the loading date.
Documents and customs
Export declaration under simplified procedure at our warehouses.
Transport
Road journey with a dedicated vehicle to Norway.
Delivery
Delivery to the consignee and closure of the customs file.
Questions about this case.
Is customs clearance needed to ship to Norway?
Yes. Norway is part of the European Economic Area but not of the customs union: goods leave with an export declaration. We file it under simplified procedure at our warehouses in Brescia, as an Authorised Economic Operator.
Do you also import from Norway?
Yes. We arrange pickups in Norway and transport to Italy, with the import customs side handled in-house.
