The cost of pallet delivery to France depends on the pallet size, weight, the collection and delivery postcodes, and the service booked. Prices start from economy road freight and vary if you choose express or air freight. For the most accurate rate, use our Instant Quote Tool, which shows transparent prices with no hidden charges.

Yes, prices for shipments from France to the UK may differ slightly due to local collection and handling charges. You can check both directions instantly by entering your details in the online quote system.

The main factors are pallet size, total weight, distance between collection and delivery, and the service speed you choose. Optional services such as tail-lift or residential delivery may also affect the cost, but all charges are displayed upfront before you confirm your booking.

Yes. Our Instant Quote Tool provides a free, no-obligation price within seconds. Simply enter your collection and delivery postcodes, pallet size, and weight to compare service options.

Residential delivery to France is available through our premium carrier services (DHL, FedEx, and UPS), which can deliver directly to private customers and residential addresses. Standard pallet networks are designed for business-to-business deliveries only. When you request a quote, our system will automatically show you which services support residential delivery for your specific address, along with the associated costs.

Yes, sending multiple pallets often reduces the average cost per pallet. Our system automatically calculates the best available rate when you enter more than one pallet in your booking.

Economy road freight is the most cost-effective option for pallet delivery to France. Transit time is typically 4-7 working days pending customs clearance. For an exact price based on your specific requirements, use our Instant Quote Tool.

No. All charges are displayed upfront in your quote before you book. The price you see includes collection, transport, and delivery. Any optional extras, such as tail-lift or specific service requirements, are clearly itemised, so you know exactly what you’re paying for.

We can handle any shipment, regardless of the size, from small to oversized pallets. Simply enter the exact dimensions and weight of your pallet during the booking process, and our system will calculate the correct price and available services. This gives you complete flexibility to ship almost any size pallet, as long as it meets standard vehicle and network limits.

Yes, both Euro pallets (120x80 cm) and UK pallets (120x100 cm) are accepted. As long as your goods are securely packed within the pallet footprint, either type can be used.

No. ISPM-15 heat treatment is not required when sending pallets between the UK and France. This rule applies only to non-EU destinations such as the USA or Australia.

Goods should be packed on a strong pallet in good condition, tightly secured with strapping or shrink wrap, and protected with corner boards or padding. Heavier items should always be placed at the bottom. For more details, see our packing guide.

Yes, oversized pallets are accepted, provided they are well-protected and secured. Pricing will depend on the exact size and will be shown automatically in your quote.

We can handle pallets up to 1,200 kg when shipping between the UK and France. For pallets heavier than 750 kg, a forklift will be required at both collection and delivery points, as tail-lift vehicles cannot safely handle this weight. Exact limits may vary depending on the service, and they will always be shown clearly when you request an online quote.

If a pallet is not packed securely, it may be refused for collection or could be damaged during transit. Carrier liability is limited or may not apply if inadequate packaging is found to be the cause of damage. We strongly recommend following our packing guide to ensure your goods are protected and meet carrier requirements.

Both wooden and plastic pallets are accepted for shipments to France, as long as they are strong, in good condition, and suitable for the weight of your goods. ISPM-15 heat treatment is not required for UK-France shipments.

Items that cannot be shipped to France include firearms, live animals, refrigerated or perishable foods, cash, and hazardous materials without the correct ADR documentation. While we can handle a very wide range of shipments, these restricted items are not accepted for transport. For a full overview, please check our restricted items list before booking.

Yes, car parts, engines, and machinery can be shipped to France. Engines must be professionally cleaned, completely drained of fuel and oil, and machinery must be cleaned and securely packaged to prevent leaks or damage.

Yes, fragile items can be sent, but they must be packaged to a professional standard with strong outer protection, sufficient internal cushioning, and clear labelling. Please note that liability is limited if the packaging is inadequate.

No, Pallet2Ship does not transport perishable goods to France. All shipments must be suitable for normal transit conditions without refrigeration.

Yes, we can ship liquids to France, but it depends on the type of product. If the liquids are hazardous, additional documentation, certified packaging, and checks will be required before transport. You should also be aware that certain liquids may have strict quantity limitations under ADR regulations. To avoid delays, please check with us before placing your booking so we can confirm the requirements for your shipment.

Yes, we can handle ADR shipments to France, including items like paints, aerosols, and chemicals. To proceed, you must supply the correct ADR documentation, Safety Data Sheets, and certified packaging. More details are available in our ADR guide.

Yes, alcohol and wine can be shipped to France, but they are classified as restricted goods. You must provide the correct documentation, and there may be specific duty and excise obligations depending on the quantity and whether the shipment is commercial or personal. Please contact us before booking to confirm the requirements for your specific shipment.

Yes, furniture can be shipped to France on a pallet. It must be securely wrapped, protected, and strapped to the pallet to prevent movement during transit. For large or valuable furniture items, we recommend adding extra insurance cover at the time of booking.

Yes, most batteries and electronics can be shipped to France. However, lithium batteries may be subject to ADR dangerous goods regulations depending on the type and quantity. If you are shipping devices containing lithium batteries, please check with us before booking to ensure compliance.

Since Brexit, all shipments from the UK to France require a commercial invoice (or pro-forma invoice for non-trade shipments). This document must include clear product descriptions, HS codes, values, EORI numbers and Incoterms. Our system helps generate the correct paperwork when you book online.

Yes, both the sender and the receiver must hold a valid EORI number if the shipment is business-to-business. Private individuals generally do not need an EORI number for personal shipments.

The customs clearance process for shipments to France is handled by the carrier, using the documentation you provide at the time of booking. However, any import duties and VAT resulting from the clearance are normally the responsibility of the receiver in France, unless different arrangements are agreed under the chosen Incoterms.

Yes, shipments between the UK and France are subject to customs controls. Import VAT and duties may apply, depending on the type and value of goods. These costs are usually payable by the importer in France.

Brexit introduced customs declarations for all UK–EU shipments. This means every shipment must have an invoice with commodity codes and values, and in some cases, additional supporting documents. While this adds an extra step, our system makes it easy by generating much of the required paperwork.

If your pallet is held by customs, our team will contact you with the details. Delays are usually caused by missing or incomplete paperwork. Providing accurate information at the booking stage is the best way to avoid problems.

Yes, you can still send pallets to France after Brexit. All shipments now require customs documentation, including a commercial invoice with HS codes and EORI numbers. Our online booking system guides you through the documentation process and generates the required paperwork automatically.

HS codes (Harmonized System codes) are international product classification numbers required for customs clearance. Yes, you need to include the correct HS code for each item on your commercial invoice when shipping to France. You can look up HS codes on the government trade tariff website, or contact us for assistance.

Yes, all shipments to France include standard liability cover based on weight. If you need extra protection for higher-value goods, you can also purchase additional insurance at the time of booking.

Yes, we offer additional insurance cover for valuable shipments. You can add this option at the time of booking for extra peace of mind.

If your pallet is lost or damaged, please notify us immediately and provide supporting evidence such as photos, invoices, and delivery notes. Our team will guide you through the claims process.

Claims require a completed claim form available on our website, proof of value (such as an invoice), and evidence of damage or loss. Once submitted, we process claims in line with CMR liability rules and any additional insurance purchased.

Yes, same-day collection is available in many UK postcodes if the booking is placed early in the day and the Commercial Invoice is completed correctly. Availability will be confirmed when you request a quote.

Economy road freight to France typically takes 4-7 working days pending customs clearance, depending on the collection and delivery locations. Express and air freight options can be faster, with air freight normally delivered within 2–4 working days, pending customs clearance.

Yes, we deliver across mainland France, including both major cities and rural areas.

Yes, tail-lift delivery is available for addresses without loading facilities. You can select this option when booking.

If your collection or delivery address has restricted access, please let us know at the time of the booking. In many cases, we can arrange smaller vehicles or special delivery solutions, but this may result in additional charges. Providing accurate access details at the time of booking helps avoid delays and extra costs.

If nobody is available at the delivery point, the driver will usually attempt once and then return the pallet to the local depot. A re-delivery can be arranged, but extra charges may apply.

Express air freight is our fastest option, typically delivering within 2-4 working days pending customs clearance. Express road freight is also available for urgent shipments. Exact delivery times depend on your collection and delivery postcodes, and will be shown when you request a quote.

Yes, we deliver to all major French cities including Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, Nice, and Bordeaux, as well as rural areas across mainland France.

Yes, next-day collection is available across most UK postcodes. Simply place your booking before the cut-off time and ensure your commercial invoice is complete. Same-day collection may also be available in some areas if you book early enough.

Yes, in addition to economy services, we offer express road and air freight solutions for urgent deliveries to France.

Yes, you can add several pallets to one booking. In most cases, the average cost per pallet is reduced when shipping more than one pallet in the same order.

Yes, you can book a pallet collection in France for delivery to the UK. Simply select France as the collection country in the online booking tool.

Yes, all shipments are trackable online. You’ll receive the tracking details by email after booking, and the tracking link will become functional once the pallet has been collected.

Economy road freight is the most cost-effective option with delivery in 4-7 working days. Express services offer faster transit times, with express road taking approximately 2-4 days and air freight delivering in 2-4 days pending customs clearance. Express services cost more but are ideal for urgent shipments. All options are shown with prices in your online quote.