Routes
The core export–import corridor via the Korczowa crossing with consolidation in Warsaw. FTL in 3–4 days, groupage in 5–6.
per full truckload (FTL)
Intermediate nodes
The Ukraine–Germany corridor carries more than a third of our European volume. The decisive variable is not distance but border dwell time, which swings from forty minutes to fourteen hours depending on the day and the crossing.
We monitor crossing load every thirty minutes and plan against real rather than nominal dwell times. The estimate shows the border buffer as a separate line. If the queue exceeds the forecast, dispatch reroutes the vehicle to an alternative crossing and informs you the same day.
The shortest European leg into Ukraine: daily departures from the Warsaw warehouse, groupage from a single pallet.
Container trains from Xi’an, Chengdu and Zhengzhou to Duisburg in 16–22 days with gauge changes at Dostyk and Małaszewicze.
A short Black Sea leg plus a road alternative through Romania and Bulgaria.
Next step
A logistics engineer prepares the route, the transit time and the cost structure within one business day.
Average first response — 41 minutes