Mailing items over 35 kg
If your business wants to send mailing items weighing over 35 kg, Business Pallet is a good solution. The pallets will be delivered direct to your recipient.
- Delivered to the door
- Subject to agreement
- EDI can be used
- Maximum 750 kg per pallet, maximum size is a standard EUR pallet, maximum height 180 cm
You can order through Mybring or via EDI, and the pallets will be collected from your business if you have a pick-up and delivery agreement with us.
Prior to sending pallets, you must print out approved transport labels and attach them to any required customs documentation.
The transit times for Business Pallet vary depending on which country you are sending goods to.
The recipient will have the mailing item delivered direct to their door with production of a receipt.
How much does it cost?
You will find the prices for pallet mailing in your customer agreement and in the price lists below.
The price includes collection, transport and delivery to the recipient's door. Additional charges including a fuel surcharge must be taken into account.
Price list
- Price list Business Pallet abroad from December 1, 2023
- Price list additional services and other surcharges from December 1, 2023
- Price list Business Pallet Return from December 1, 2023
- Fuel surcharge
- Handling surcharge parcels December 1, 2023
- City surcharge in Sweden and Norway from January 1, 2024
- Remote area surcharge for parcels to recipients in Sweden and Norway from January 1, 2024
- Surcharge for Svalbard December 1, 2023
- Sulphur surcharge (Marpol)
Useful customs information
If you are sending pallets abroad, customs clearance is always included in the shipping. The correct customs documentation is important to avoid stoppages and delays relating to customs processing.
Below you will see which customs documents are required for your recipient to receive the pallet as quickly as possible:
- Transport label (via EDI) or address card
- At least three copies of the commercial invoice
- If there are a lot of customs codes, we will request a commercial goods list (punch list) in order to be able to carry out more efficient and cost-effective customs clearance
- Waybill (consignment/delivery note)
The fee for export and import declarations is included in the freight charge. It may be worth considering that in some recipient countries there may be costs for disbursement of import fees; this can also apply to recipients who do not have customs credit.
If you need help filling out the customs documents, you can visit the customs clearance documents page. You can find out more about customs clearance here.
Additional services
If you would like to make changes to your mailing item, you can choose from different additional services. These are ordered through either Mybring or EDI.
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Cargo Insurance - we recommend Cargo Insurance for guaranteed compensation for the full value of your goods in the event of damage or loss.
Applies to all types of permitted goods with the exception of mobile phones, wine, spirits and refrigerated, frozen and fresh or damaged goods. Items sent to/from Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan cannot be insured.
Please contact your seller if you would like Cargo Insurance for a full year.
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By entering their mobile number or email address, your customer will be notified by SMS or email when the shipment is on its way.
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Your parcel can be delivered even if your recipient is not present to sign for it. You must provide an alternative delivery location on the transport label, for example “The item should be put under the stairs”.
When the recipient is not present for delivery, the driver follows the alternative instructions. The recipient then avoids having to collect the parcel from another address, thus speeding up delivery. This service is free and only applies in Denmark and Sweden. For this, you must be able to order via EDI and you must enter into an additional agreement with the seller. -
If you would like to send half pallets of different sizes from the specified pallet sizes, you can use this service for Sweden, Denmark and Finland