Shipping from China to Denmark

Sea Freight Service

Sea freight is suitable for large or heavy shipments.
Full Container Load (FCL): Entire container used exclusively for your cargo.
Less than Container Load (LCL): Share container space for smaller shipments.
Transit Time: Approximately 30–40 days from major Chinese ports to Danish ports.
Main Ports in China: Shanghai, Ningbo, Shenzhen, Qingdao, Guangzhou.
Main Ports in Denmark:
Port of Copenhagen: Handles containerized and general cargo; ideal for shipments to eastern Denmark.
Port of Aarhus: Largest container port in Denmark; serves Jutland region.
Port of Odense: Smaller port, suitable for specialized or smaller shipments.
Notes:
Sea freight can be combined with road transport for inland delivery to other parts of Denmark or neighboring countries.

Air Freight Service

Air freight is suitable for urgent, high-value, or perishable cargo.
General cargo & special cargo: Electronics, batteries, pharmaceuticals, perishable goods, textiles, machinery.
Transit Time: Approximately 5–7 days, depending on flight availability and customs clearance.
Main Airports in China: Beijing Capital, Shanghai Pudong, Guangzhou Baiyun, Shenzhen Bao'an, Hong Kong International.
Main Airports in Denmark:
Copenhagen Airport (CPH): Main international cargo hub.
Aarhus Airport (AAR): Handles smaller or regional cargo.
Notes:
Air freight can be door-to-door or airport-to-airport.

Railway Freight Service

Rail freight via the New Silk Road (China-Europe Railway Express) offers cost-effective, reliable delivery for containerized goods.
Transit Time: Approximately 18–25 days from China to Denmark via Belarus, Poland, Germany.
Notes:
Often combined with multimodal transport (rail — road) for final delivery within Denmark.
Suitable for FCL and LCL shipments.