Cross-border eCommerce
With a compressive local logistics network, we are the dedicated local partner to help Chinese cross-border eCommerce companies make Scandinavian countries their home market.
International freight services
We will pick-up your goods from your warehouse and deliver them to Scandinavia
3PL warehouse services
We offer all types of warehouse services in most of Scandinavia.
Customs clearance
Smooth customs clearance solutions are a prerequisite for rapid deliveries.
Delivery
We can deliver goods straight to your customer’s mailbox, with larger consignments we can also deliver to the door, or the customer can choose to retrieve it at their nearest post office. We also offer delivery in the evenings if your customers prefer it, with advance notification by SMS. After customs clearance, we ship the goods to your customer. We employ a cash-on-delivery (COD) solution so that the recipient must pay duty and VAT before they receive their delivery.
EDI
For smooth operational cooperation, we offer the possibility to connect via EDI solutions with most systems - which ensures good quality with the option to scan at all hubs.
Customer service
Online shopping customers want their goods delivered quickly. We can offer you smart distribution and customs clearance services in all three Scandinavian countries (Norway, Denmark, and Sweden). If your customers need advice or guidance, our professional customer service staff is at your service.
Returns
If your customers do not want the goods they have purchased from you, we can send a return form and accept the consignment when it comes back. All returns are consolidated with us, and we send you one shipment at an agreed time.
If you want to be a customer of a professional logistics partner, we can help you. We work hard to provide the best customer service in our industry and take good care of all our customers.
FAQ – Cross-border logistics in China
Preferences vary significantly and cannot be covered by one generic delivery option. Norwegian and Swedish consumers lean toward home delivery; about 45% of Danish consumers prefer pickup points; and about 37% of Finnish consumers prefer parcel lockers as their most-used option. Checkout should therefore offer concrete choices such as home delivery, parcel lockers, and pickup points.
High VAT rates, low de minimis thresholds, and poor declaration data are the main triggers. Typical issues include incomplete or inconsistent commercial invoices, missing IOSS numbers for low-value shipments, and misclassified HS codes. From 1 July 2026, the EU removes the €150 de minimis threshold, requiring formal declaration and duty assessment for low-value parcels; Norway’s VOEC scheme also requires separate registration and data integration.
Nordic peak seasons are not synchronized: Sweden and Denmark see a longer, more spread-out November sales window, while Finland and Norway concentrate sharply around Black Friday and the following weeks, so a single capacity and fulfillment plan risks mismatch in at least one market. Local holidays such as Midsummer close warehouses, reduce sorting-center throughput, and limit last-mile driver availability; treating them as ordinary bank holidays causes stranded orders and missed delivery promises.