Geneva sits at the western tip of Lake Geneva, approximately 1,050 km from our Barcelona hub via the A40 autoroute — the closest Swiss canton to our origin. LTL groupage covers the city-canton with a 3-4 day transit on thrice-weekly departures, with customs clearance managed at the Basel border crossing.
LTL groupage transit
3-4 days
Corridor departures
3×/week
via the Spain–Switzerland corridor
Road distance from our Barcelona hub
~1050 km
Border crossing
La Jonquera · Basel
Postal codes covered
The canton's freight profile centres on international organisations (the UN European HQ, WHO, WTO, CERN), the watchmaking and luxury-goods industry along the Rhône corridor, and a thriving financial-services sector that generates IT equipment and office-supply demand. Geneva's position as a global diplomatic hub creates year-round freight for specialised equipment and high-value goods.
Switzerland is not an EU member — customs clearance is required for all shipments. SAVA coordinates T1 transit documentation and Swiss customs formalities through licensed broker partners. LSVA heavy-vehicle charges and the 22:00–05:00 night driving ban apply.
Geneva, Carouge, Vernier and Lancy cover the canton — Geneva dominates international-organisation and watchmaking freight, Carouge serves the creative-industries district.
Geneva
Carouge
Vernier
Lancy
The route in runs from our Barcelona hub across the border at La Jonquera, up the French A40 autoroute, and over the Basel crossing into Switzerland — where, as a non-EU country, customs clearance and T1 transit are managed before the final A1 run to the lake. Across roughly 1,050 km, thrice-weekly LTL groupage feeds deconsolidation for Geneva, Carouge, Vernier and Lancy, with last-mile delivery throughout the 12xx postcode area serving the canton's international-organisation and watchmaking freight.
Get a quote →Precision instruments and watchmaking components enter our technology line; specialised laboratory and scientific equipment in the industrial-machinery service; food-grade supplies in the food & beverage line.
Geneva receives LTL groupage in 3-4 working days for a journey of approximately 1,050 km — the closest Swiss canton on the corridor. Departures three times a week with customs clearance at Basel included.
Yes — Switzerland is a non-EU state, so customs clearance is required. SAVA coordinates T1 transit documentation and Swiss import formalities through licensed broker partners. All duties and LSVA charges are handled as part of the service.
Postcodes starting with 12 cover the canton of Geneva — from the city centre through Carouge to Vernier. All at standard rates with last-mile delivery included.
Binding quote in about 15 minutes during business hours, valid for 24 hours.