Freight forwarder France: transport from Germany to France & back

Logisticoo runs daily transports from Germany to France and back — from an express sprinter van to Paris to a full truckload to Lyon or Marseille, with a fixed-price quote within 30 minutes. France has been one of Germany's two largest trading partners for decades: automotive supply flows in both directions, machinery and plant, chemicals and pharma, aerospace components towards Toulouse, plus food and wine on the return leg define the traffic. Our network is correspondingly dense: daily departures from all 147 German urban areas, fixed groupage lines into the Île-de-France and Rhône-Alpes, part loads into the industrial centres from Lille to Bordeaux. French particularities are already priced in — the strict Sunday driving ban, time-slot bookings at the big retail platforms, notification requirements in Paris. For urgent production parts, an express dedicated run delivers from the Rhine-Main area to Paris in under eight hours. Your personal dispatcher talks straight instead of routing you through a call-centre loop: one phone number, one binding price, honest transit times — and, when needed, dangerous goods, refrigerated or trade fair equipment from a single source. Wine logistics from Burgundy and Bordeaux, trade fair transports to Paris Expo and temperature-controlled fresh produce shipments are also part of the daily business — with equipment and paperwork matched to the goods, rather than a one-size-fits-all solution.

Routes & corridors

The main axes are the A4/E50 via Saarbrücken–Metz–Reims to Paris, the A35/A36 from Strasbourg towards Dijon and Lyon, and the E25 via Luxembourg into the north. The Rhine border area around Kehl/Strasbourg and the Saar corridor are the busiest crossings in German–French traffic.

Documents & processing

France is a founding member of the EU — within the single market there are no customs formalities whatsoever; shipments move freely with just an invoice and a CMR. The only points to note are the French HGV driving ban on Sundays and public holidays, and for wines and spirits the EMCS procedure for excise goods.