Spedizioni di MartinoSince 1993 we have been working every day to guarantee services with high quality. We are committed to giving the utmost attention to your needs at any time and we make ourselves available to provide you with advice and complete information.
Spedimar is a customs broker and freight forwarder based in Chiasso, on the border between Italy and Switzerland. We handle transport between Italy, Switzerland and Europe (full loads, part loads and groupage), import and export customs clearance as an AEO certified operator, international shipping by road, air and sea, warehousing and DDA bonded storage and customs consulting for Swiss and foreign companies. Request a quote and we will reply with a tailored offer.
We are always available for any kind of further information on our services and to provide you with customized offers aiming at satisfying your needs.
Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) with an ISO 9001 certified quality system: simpler customs procedures and security standards recognised in Switzerland and the European Union.
Head office at Via Brogeda 3 and logistics site at Via Rampa 23, minutes from the Chiasso-Brogeda border crossing: customs and transport handled by the same team.
Goods stored in our customs warehouse in Chiasso with duties and VAT suspended until clearance or re-export.
Our facilities meet high security requirements and are certified to the highest local standards.
Our team is at your disposal to support and guide you with extreme efficiency, speed and precision.
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