Shipping to Scandinavia. Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland, by road and ferry.
To northern Europe goods travel by road through Germany and continue over bridges and ferries. We serve Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland, with customs for Norway prepared in Brescia.
Answers to the most common questions.
Which Scandinavian countries do you serve?
Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland, by road with ferry legs, both groupage and full loads. We also reach Iceland.
Is customs needed for Norway?
Yes, Norway is not in the European Union. We prepare the export declaration in Brescia and coordinate the import one, with proof of preferential origin where applicable.
Can dangerous goods travel by ferry?
Yes, but maritime transport rules must be met as well as ADR. Send us the safety data sheet: we check acceptance before departure.
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How do you ship to Scandinavia?
Long distances, deliveries far from centres
Scandinavia is large and sparsely populated outside the main cities. A delivery to Stockholm or Copenhagen is straightforward; one in the north of Sweden or Norway needs a longer final leg. A precise delivery location lets us choose the right solution from the start.
Norway: outside the Union
Denmark, Sweden and Finland are in the European Union; Norway is not, although it belongs to the European Economic Area. For Norway an export declaration in Italy and an import declaration on arrival are therefore required. For industrial products of European origin, preferential origin means no duty is paid: we document it.
Ferries and sea legs
To reach Sweden, Norway and Finland the truck often uses a ferry across the Baltic or the North Sea. For dangerous goods this means complying with maritime transport rules as well as ADR: we check at booking.
Typical goods
Machinery, components, furniture, food and wine go north. For alcohol each country has its own rules on excise and distribution: it is worth clarifying them with the importer before shipping.
