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All road transport related logistics services from one place

Regular traffic between Europe, the Baltics, and Finland.

We will take over your logistics concerns for you and help you grow your business.

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CF&S Estonia transports with its own cars every year
221 000 000 kg of goods

Main directions

Belgium, Netherlands, Poland, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Turkey, France, Germany, Spain, Finland

Delivery schedules

Regular traffic between Europe, the Baltics, and Finland.

Our solutions

Groupage goods, Less Than Truckload (LTL), Full Truckload (FTL), Multimodal solutions, Thermal, Transport of dangerous goods, Oversized goods, Insurance, Customs

News

BAF (Bunker Adjustment Fee) in December 2024 is 8,1 %

FAQ

LTL or „less-than-truckload“ is the transport of larger or smaller parcels that do not fill the entire load. Partial load transport is used when the quantity of goods is relatively small. If your quantities of goods are smaller and do not require special handling or ultra-fast delivery, then partial load transport is the best choice. Partial load transport is a scheduled and reasonably priced transport solution.

FTL or „full truckload“ transport means that there is a whole load of products. Full load transport is also the case if you prefer to transport only your products or if the products require special care. Full truck loads are best suited for large shipments. Full load transport requires you to fill the entire means of transport with your goods. The plus of full load transport is a shorter delivery time.

Groupage means shipments from different customers weighing up to 2500 kg, which are transported on one route and in the same cargo hold. With the groupage service, the cargo moves from the point of departure to the destination through different cargo terminals on the basis of several waybills. To use the groupage service, the maximum length of a unit of goods can be up to 2.4 m, height up to 2.2 m, width up to 2.4 m, weight up to 1500 kg, and the maximum weight of the entire shipment is 2500 kg. The goods must be packaged appropriately for transhipment.

In the European Union, there is no need for special documents for partial and full loads. A transport order is enough.
In the case of export (transport from Estonia to third countries), an export declaration (EX1) must be drawn up. In order to make out the export declaration, you need an invoice and a packing list (packages/weights). After that, the goods can be shipped. The consignee is responsible for making an import declaration for the goods upon arrival at the destination.
In the case of imports (transport from third countries to Estonia), an export declaration (EX1) and transit (T1) must be made out in the country of shipment origin.

They are defined by using the Incoterms (International Commercial Terms) rules. Incoterms (delivery clauses) are an international standard that defines the mutual obligations of the buyer and the seller during the transportation of goods. They define who is responsible for the transportation of the goods and what costs are borne by the buyer or seller.

We absolutely have our own trailer fleet for road transport.

We offer customs, transit declaration, and cargo securing services. By using these services, we are able ensure the safe movement of your goods and minimize legal risks.

References

Shipping a yacht from Estonia to Georgia

Shipping a yacht from Estonia to Georgia We are proud to announce another successful project: the transportation of a yacht from Tallinn, Estonia to Poti, Georgia. The yacht’s fragile hull, special shape, and heavy weight required specialized solutions to properly secure and protect her during transportation. The impressive height of the yacht also complicated the […]

We successfully transported a fleet of heavy excavators from different locations in Europe and China to Central Asia

We successfully transported a fleet of heavy excavators from different locations in Europe and China to Central Asia At CF&S, we are always pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in logistics. Our recent project, executed by CF&S Estonia AS  and CF&S Germany GmbH is the latest example. We successfully transported a fleet of heavy excavators […]

Ever wondered how a piece of racing history travels?

Ever wondered how a piece of racing history travels? We just wrapped up a cool project – moving a rare 1977 Chevron B38 F3 car from the UK to Estonia. This isn’t your average cargo.  At just 450kg with a 125kW engine, this classic racer needed special care. Our team at CF&S handled everything – from […]

With real professionals, anything is possible

With real professionals, anything is possible Our road and air transport teams are the artists of logistics. So when a client urgently needed a new engine for their aircraft, our logistics experts rose to the challenge. This particular operation showcased our multimodal solution where we combined both air and land transport to deliver the cargo […]

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Urmas Uudmäe

CF&S Group road transport department manager

Villem Vahter

operational manager
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