Groupage transport for businesses
Groupage is the transport of smaller shipments — cartons, outer packs, and cargo that does not fill the whole vehicle. We run it as LTL: the route is consolidated, the price follows the space used, and the date follows the loading window.
For companies that ship regularly, but not always a full truck.
Groupage or a full truck
Both options work — we match them to the volume and the date.
LTL — groupage
The default model for smaller B2B shipments.
- Cartons, groupage, and shipments without a full vehicle
- Route consolidation instead of hiring the whole truck
- A cost closer to the space you actually use
- One-off and repeat groupage shipments
FTL — full truck
When the volume grows, or you need a fast run that is not consolidated.
- A larger shipment, or the full space on the vehicle
- An urgent date, without combining the load with other cargo
- More control over the route and the delivery window
- The natural step when groupage is no longer enough
What do we carry as groupage?
Typical groupage cargo, and what a quote depends on.
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Cartons and groupage
Carton and grouped shipments — give us the number of pieces, the weight, and the dimensions.
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Smaller B2B shipments
Warehouse replenishment, samples, and deliveries between sites without FTL.
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Consolidation
We combine loads on the route when you don't need a dedicated truck.
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Poland and Europe
Domestic and international groupage — with booking-in where it is needed.
A real forwarder behind every job
An enquiry from the form does not disappear. We look at the route, the cargo and the timing, then choose the right type of transport: FTL, LTL, dedicated or road freight forwarding.
Dedicated forwarder
- Ongoing contact with a forwarder
- Cargo insurance
- Fast response and problem handling
FAQ — Groupage transport
Practical questions about the cargo, the transport model, and the quote.
B2B groupage is road transport of business shipments (cartons, part pallets), with a loading window and a forwarder to contact — not a door-to-door courier service for consumer parcels.
In most cases, yes. LTL (Less Than Truckload) is part-load transport — you pay for the space, not for the whole truck.
Give us the route, the date, the number of pieces or cartons, the weight, and the dimensions. Fill in the quote form — a forwarder will come back with a proposal.
Yes. We organise groupage on domestic and European routes.