Freight forwarding Denmark - transit times, prices and particularities

We are able to handle your transport to Denmark cost-effectively and in just a few working days with the help of our logistics network. Find out now what to consider when shipping.

Transit times for your shipment to Denmark

Transit times for a shipment to Denmark are highly variable due to factors such as the requested route. In the following overview you can see the regular transit times for the connection Germany - Denmark.

You can easily view transit times for pan-European transports on our booking platform after entering your destinations.

Premium delivery

With premium delivery, the fastest possible delivery date is selected by default. Alternatively, a later delivery date can be selected during the offer configuration.

Premium delivery for pan-European shipments
If you want a fixed delivery date for a pan-European shipment, it is the last day of the specified regular transit time for the premium delivery option.

Premium delivery for groupage freight
If you request a fixed delivery date, we will store your shipments for up to 3 business days free of charge. These are counted from the last business day of the earliest possible term. For each additional business day, we will charge 5€ per pallet space and business day.

Shipping method Direct Loads

For Direct Loads from or to Denmark, transit times depend on vehicle availability and the covered distance. This shipping method is the fastest alternative, as the vehicle drives to the delivery location immediately and without transshipment. Shipments are usually delivered in 1-2 business days.

Learn more about Direct Loads

Prices for transports to Denmark

Prices for transports to Denmark vary depending on the chosen shipping method. You can easily view daily updated cost information via our freight cost calculator.

Denmark as an economic area

Denmark is a highly industrialized country that exports most of its manufactured goods. Most industrial and service companies are geographically located around the Copenhagen metropolitan area.

In addition to machinery and equipment, Denmark is one of the world's largest producers of pork products. The most important trading partners include the countries Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands and the USA.

The traffic infrastructure of Denmark

Denmark has a road network that is about 71,000 km long. With the completion of the Storebælt Bridge in 1998 and the Öresund link in the summer of 2000, the country can be reached directly by truck. In addition to truck traffic, the Öresund Bridge can also be used by trains.