Import and export Germany

• daily transport from Europe, by road, by rail or by sea

• short delivery times from 22 to 144 hours depending on the destination

• centrally located distribution terminals in all Scandinavian countries

• online tracking of all shipments in Sweden, also for packages

• booking via EDI, web, e-mail or simply by telephone

• professional customer service and quality reports

• groupage

• part loads

• full truck or container, FTL, FCL

• less than truckloads, LTL, LCL

• ADR, dangerous goods

• special goods

• bulk material

  • sand, gravel

  • soil, agricultural products

  • tiles, wood material

  • industrial waste/waste

• labeling and packing

• storage

• automated storage and retrieval system

• walking floor

• custom clearance

• logistics consultants

• offshore and projects

• EDI, integrations

Comprehensive customs and tax regulations and time-consuming processes often make import and export demanding. We are specialised in customs management, with good customs procedures and help you with

• general customs clearance

• imported goods

• exported goods

• custom clearance documentation

• cash and daily settlements

Opening hours 08:00 hrs.-17:00 hrs., dedicated employees supporting you by phone, mail, or chat.

On Sundays and public holidays, a driving ban applies to the entire German road network from 0:00 - 22:00 for trucks and trailer combinations (B / E and C / E) with a maximum laden mass of more than 7.5 tonnes and for trucks (truck from 2800 kg total weight) with trailer, regardless of the total weight.  Exceptions to this are airfreight, quickly perishable food and associated empty journeys.

Groupage shipments (0-2500 kg) in our network in Germany are collected and delivered by local employees.

LTL (less than truck load) transport on Germany (+ 2500 kg) direct delivery or via a terminal. Special pick-up and delivery.

For freight transport, Germany has the "LKW-Maut": a kilometer charge for the highways. The toll costs are usually between € 0.15 and € 0.25 per kilometer.

There is an environmental zone in a large number of German inner cities.

Access to these zones is granted based on the emission standard of the vehicle, and is indicated by a sticker on the windshield.

The Germany authorities are very strict about enforcing traffic rules, and they work with a points system for the driving license.

• 1st January: New Years' Day
• 6th January: Three-Kings (only in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria and Saxony-Anhalt, no driving ban)

• 19th April: Good Friday
• 21st April and 22nd  April: Easter

• 1st May: Labor Day
• 30th May: Ascension Day

• 9th June and 10th June: Pentecost
• 20th June: Sacrament Day (public holiday and driving ban only in Baden-Württemberg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland, Hesse and Bavaria)

• 15th August: Maria Ascension (only in Bavaria and Saarland, no driving ban)

• 3rd October: National Holiday (Day of the German unity)
• 31st October: Reformation Day (Feast Day and driving ban only in Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia)

• 1st November: All Saints Day (public holiday and driving ban only in Baden-Württemberg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland and Bavaria)
• 20th November: Buß- and Bettag (public holiday only in Sachsen, no driving ban)

• 25th December and 26th December: Christmas