Services

The full spectrum of logistics

Full and partial loads (FTL / LTL), air, road, sea, rail and multimodal transport, warehousing and customs clearance — optimised to save time and resources, with high delivery reliability.

Pallets from several suppliers consolidated into one shipment
LTLPartial load consolidationINFOBETA's signature service→ FTLRoad freightFrom any point in Europe→ RAILRail freightFor heavy or high-volume cargo→ AIRAir freightWhen cargo is especially urgent→ SEASea freightNo limits on volume or weight→ MMDMultimodal transportAll transport modes in one route→ WHSWarehousingIn Lithuania, Latvia and Poland→ DOCSCustoms clearance, minimised riskProfessional document preparation→CERTCertificatesCOO, veterinary, phytosanitary→
All countries we serve
Europe
LithuaniaLatviaEstoniaFinlandSwedenNorwayDenmarkIcelandGermanyNetherlandsBelgiumFranceLuxembourgAustriaSwitzerlandLiechtensteinPolandCzechiaSlovakiaHungarySloveniaIrelandUnited KingdomSpainPortugalItalyGreeceCroatiaMaltaCyprusAndorraMonacoSan MarinoRomaniaBulgariaSerbiaBosnia and HerzegovinaMontenegroNorth MacedoniaAlbaniaKosovoMoldovaUkraineTurkey
Central Asia countries
UzbekistanKazakhstanTurkmenistanTajikistanKyrgyzstan
Other countries
United StatesCanadaMexicoBrazilArgentina

Frequently asked questions about shipping

Short answers on destinations, transport types and consolidation. If your case is not here, write to us and we will answer specifically.

Which countries do you ship to?
We ship from Europe to Central Asia — Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. Most cargo goes to Tashkent. Belarus and Russia are transit countries for us, not destinations.
Which countries do you collect cargo from?
From Lithuania, Italy, Poland, Germany, Latvia, Austria, Czechia, Belgium, Spain, Sweden and Ireland. Cargo is consolidated at our warehouse in Galinė near Vilnius and forwarded as a single shipment.
Do you handle small shipments or only full trucks?
Both. Most of our orders are part loads (LTL) and roughly a third are full truckloads (FTL). We also arrange air and rail transport when the deadline or the nature of the cargo requires it.
How is the route chosen — northern or southern?
The northern route runs through Lithuania or Latvia with transit via Belarus and Russia. The southern route goes through Turkey. We choose based on the commodity code, applicable restrictions, deadline and cost; if the goods fall under EU restriction annexes, we propose the southern option.
How do I find out whether restrictions apply to my goods?
Enter the HS code into our free HS code check. It screens the EU sanctions annexes and the Belarusian and Russian counter-restriction registers, and shows whether a veterinary or phytosanitary certificate will be needed.

What we actually ship

Over the recent period INFOBETA has moved the following commodity groups from Europe to Central Asia. The list is drawn from real consignments, not from theoretical capability.

Show all 22 commodity groups
HS codeCommodity groupNotes
3105Mineral fertilizers—
4011TyresTransit via BY/RU restricted
7223Steel wire—
7804Lead products—
3920Plastic films and sheets—
4810Paper in rolls—
2930Methionine and organic chemicalsPossible dual-use
3206Pigments and dyes—
3402Household chemicals and surfactants—
8418Refrigeration equipment—
8419Heating boilers and industrial equipmentTransit via BY/RU restricted
8438Food industry machinery—
0901Roasted coffeePhytosanitary certificate
2309Animal feedVeterinary certificate
1517Confectionery fatsVeterinary certificate
0406CheeseVeterinary certificate
1302Pectins and plant extractsPhytosanitary certificate
1209Seeds for sowingPhytosanitary certificate
4415Wooden palletsPhytosanitary certificate
2103Sauces and food preparations—
2204Wine and beverages—
6309Textiles—

Directions and transport

Most consignments go to Uzbekistan (Tashkent), with shipments to Tajikistan as well. Goods are collected across Lithuania, Italy, Poland, Germany, Latvia, Austria, Czechia, Belgium, Spain, Sweden and Ireland, consolidated at our warehouse in Galinė near Vilnius and forwarded onwards.

By transport type: partial loads (LTL) account for the majority, full loads (FTL) for about a third, with the remainder moving by air and rail.

Note: some of these commodity groups fall under EU restriction annexes or require a veterinary or phytosanitary certificate. It is worth checking before planning a route — that is what our HS code check.

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