Salzburg sits at the German-Austrian border gateway, with the city approximately 1,700 km from our Barcelona hub via the Walserberg crossing on the A1. LTL groupage covers the entire state with a 4-5 day transit on twice-weekly departures, serving a compact region with strong industrial and food-processing sectors.
LTL groupage transit
4-5 days
Corridor departures
2×/week
via the Spain–Austria corridor
Road distance from our Barcelona hub
~1700 km
Border crossing
La Jonquera · Strasbourg · Walserberg
Postal codes covered
The state's freight profile combines automotive supplier networks (BMW's nearby Munich operations drive cross-border parts flows), Salzburg's food-processing cluster — including Red Bull's global headquarters — and a vibrant tourism supply chain that generates hospitality equipment and food-grade demand year-round.
Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the state, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.
Salzburg, Hallein, Bischofshofen and Zell am See cover the state — Salzburg dominates food-processing and automotive supply freight, Hallein serves industrial manufacturing.
Salzburg
Hallein
Bischofshofen
Zell am See
The route in runs from our Castellar del Vallès consolidation point over the La Jonquera frontier, up through Strasbourg and onto the A1, crossing at Walserberg into the Salzburg gateway after roughly 1,700 km. Because both countries are EU members, freight moves without customs formalities. On arrival, twice-weekly LTL groupage is deconsolidated for last-mile delivery into the city, Hallein, Bischofshofen and Zell am See, covering the 50–57 postcode area that feeds the region's automotive supplier and food-processing flows.
Get a quote →Automotive components enter our automotive line; food-processing equipment and food-grade supplies in the food & beverage service; industrial machinery in the dedicated machinery line.
Salzburg receives LTL groupage in 4-5 working days for a journey of approximately 1,700 km — right at the German-Austrian border gateway. Departures twice a week with online tracking from pickup to delivery.
Yes — food-processing equipment, packaging materials and food-grade supplies for Salzburg's food-processing cluster including Red Bull's operations are standard corridor freight.
Postcodes starting with 50-57 cover Salzburg state — from the city through Hallein to Zell am See. All at standard rates with last-mile included.
Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full-truck (FTL) times are shown as reference information only: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case, and a dedicated truck typically runs about one day faster than groupage.
Binding quote in about 15 minutes during business hours, valid for 24 hours.