Ship a Pallet to Austria

Ship pallets from Italy to Austria with door pickup and delivery across the country. The geographic proximity and the direct transit over the Brenner Pass make Austria one of the fastest destinations from Italy, both for companies and private individuals. Pallets up to 600 kg for machinery, furniture, wine, food, industrial components or trade fair goods.

Starting from €167,06 for a standard EPAL europallet (80×120 cm).

Ship a Pallet to Austria

Pallet Shipping Prices to Austria

Austria is the most requested neighbouring country for pallet shipments from Italy. The price depends on the weight and dimensions of the pallet. Enter dimensions, weight and addresses in the order form to get the price in seconds.

Starting from €167,06, with pickup in Italy and delivery across Austria. The EPAL europallet format (80×120 cm) is also the standard in Austrian logistics systems and ensures full compatibility during unloading and storage.

Maximum dimensions: 150 × 150 × 200 cm (sum of the three sides max. 400 cm)

Maximum weight: 600 kg

Oversized pallets? Request a custom quote.

The Italy-Austria Route Over the Brenner Pass

Austria is Italy's direct northern neighbour and one of the most important trading partners for Italian companies. The Brenner Pass is the main connecting artery between the two countries and part of the Scandinavian-Mediterranean Corridor: more than 70% of all freight between Italy and Austria runs through it.

The Brenner route is subject to restrictions that affect transit times: in Tyrol the night driving ban for heavy trucks, the sectoral driving ban for certain product categories, and on winter weekends the truck metering system at Kufstein. Planning a one-day buffer, especially during peak tourist season and around large trade fairs in Innsbruck or Salzburg, avoids surprises.

The Europacco pallet service reaches all of Austria: from the industrial centres of Upper Austria (Linz, Wels, Steyr) to the automotive cluster of Styria (Graz), through Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt and the smaller towns along the Alpine valleys. Remote Alpine areas need a few extra days compared to the main cities.

Italy and Austria are both in the European Union: no duties, no customs declaration. The transport document (DDT) you receive after payment is sufficient.

Who Ships Pallets from Italy to Austria

Pallet flows between Italy and Austria follow clear industry patterns. The most common cases:

Furniture and home design from north-east Italy to Vienna and Salzburg

The furniture industry from the Livenza district (Pordenone, Treviso) and from Brianza regularly ships pallets to Austrian dealers and showrooms. Vienna is the main outlet market for Italian designer furniture, followed by Salzburg and Graz. In the contract segment (hotels, restaurants, offices) short transit times over the Brenner Pass allow construction deadlines to be met without intermediate warehousing.

Machinery and components for the Styrian automotive cluster

Machinery manufacturers from Emilia-Romagna and Lombardy supply tier-one and tier-two vendors around the automotive cluster in Graz (Magna Steyr and its network). Typical loads are pallets of tools, moulds, spare parts and just-in-time components: predictability of the Brenner transit is the decisive criterion.

Wine and food for the Austrian hospitality industry

Austria is a traditional market for Italian food and beverage exports: wines from Veneto, Friuli, Tuscany and Piedmont, olive oil, pasta, preserves, cured meats and cheese travel on pallets to wine bars, restaurants and gastronomy chains in Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck and Klagenfurt. Typical shipments range from 1 to 3 pallets per delivery.

Skis, sports equipment and spare parts for Tyrol and Vorarlberg

Supply to ski and ski-boot manufacturers in the Tyrolean and Vorarlberg Alps, spare parts for rental operators and ski schools. Seasonality (September to November for the pre-season build-up, March to April for the end of season) concentrates the shipping peaks.

Trade fair logistics

Italian companies use pallets to bring goods to trade fairs such as Alles für den Gast in Salzburg (gastronomy and hospitality, September), Wohnen & Interieur in Vienna (furniture and home design, March) and Vienna-Tec (industrial technology). For trade fairs, fixed pickup dates and a defined delivery window are critical: the scheduled pickup covers the Italian side, the Brenner transit secures on-time arrival.

Small shipments for private individuals and e-commerce

Private individuals moving furniture or household goods to Austria (return moves, study or job relocations), and Italian online shops serving Austrian customers with bulky products (boilers, garden tools, car parts).

Companies that regularly work with Austria often also ship to Germany, as southern Bavaria is only a few hours from Innsbruck.

Frequently Asked Questions - Shipping Pallets to Austria

How much does it cost to ship a pallet to Austria?

For a standard europallet (80×120 cm) prices start from €167,06, with pickup in Italy and delivery in Austria already included. The price depends on the weight and dimensions of the pallet: enter the details in the order form at the top of the page and the price appears right away, before you place the order.

How many days does pallet delivery to Austria take?

Delivery generally takes 5 to 7 working days from the pickup date. Vienna, Linz, Graz, Salzburg and Innsbruck are served faster than remote Alpine areas.

Does the Brenner transit slow down delivery?

In most cases no. The restrictions (night ban in Tyrol, sectoral driving ban, truck metering in winter) are built into the carrier's route planning. During peak tourist season or large trade fairs in Innsbruck and Salzburg, plan a one-day buffer.

Can I ship a pallet to Austria as a private individual?

Yes. Alongside companies, the service is often used by private individuals relocating to Vienna, Graz or Innsbruck for work or study who ship furniture or household goods on a pallet. Pickup also works at a private address, as long as the pallet is accessible for the courier.

Is customs documentation required for Austria?

No. Italy and Austria are both in the EU and the pallet crosses the Brenner Pass without any customs stop: no duties, no declaration. The only document is the transport document, which you receive after payment and attach to the pallet before pickup.

Updated on 03.08.2026 12:19

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