Are you a business owner looking for the best way to ship wine to your customers and partners internationally? Or would you like to send a bottle of wine as a gift to your friends and family? Find here the best logistics solutions for shipping wine by courier within Europe or abroad. Check how to properly pack a bottle of wine to ensure safe transit and get the best wine courier service to send it.
Wine is usually a restricted or prohibited item for shipping. Please note that insurance may not apply.
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HOW TO PACK
Although most postal services and couriers do not recommend sending wine overseas, it is still a popular gift item to ship abroad. Choose quality packaging materials and pack the wine bottles properly for shipping internationally via courier to avoid potential damage to your parcel or other items in transit.
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HOW TO PACK
For businesses shipping wine using the pallet delivery service, we suggest following the packaging steps below:
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SHIPPING REGULATIONS
Depending on the countries of collection and delivery, different rules may apply. Generally, freight shipments of wine bottles delivered by licensed transport companies are perfectly legal and are even covered by CMR insurance. Authorised businesses can also send single wine bottles via courier services when selling to their customers, which is usually done under special agreements with the transporter.
Sending and receiving wine by mail or courier from e-commerce sites is legal. However, when it comes to shipping wine in Europe, the UK or internationally as an individual, it is worth noting that most courier companies include alcoholic drinks on their list of restricted and prohibited items. Despite this restriction, many people still send wine internationally as a gift in the post or by courier at their own risk. We recommend checking the courier rules and the regulations of the pick-up and delivery countries in advance.
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