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# BETTERluck Shipping: Guangzhou to Italy Air & Sea Freight Services   Your trusted logistics partner for shipping from Guangzhou to Italy, offering tailored air cargo, sea freight (LCL/FCL), railway, and land transport solutions. Since 2007, BETTERluck Shipping (Guangzhou) Limited has delivered professional services with **cheapest prices**, **lowest costs**, and seamless support for "Made in China" cargo, connecting Guangzhou’s markets to Italy efficiently.   ## Key Transport Hubs: Italy & Guangdong   ### Major Airports in Italy   Italy’s primary air cargo hubs, linking to global trade networks:   - **Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (FCO, Rome)** – Italy’s busiest airport for international cargo, serving central Italy and handling electronics, fashion goods, and pharmaceuticals.   - **Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP, Milan)** – Northern Italy’s key hub, specializing in high-tech goods and luxury fashion shipments.   - **Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)** – A growing cargo hub for northeastern Italy, with connections to Asia.   - **Naples International Airport (NAP)** – Supports southern Italy, focusing on consumer goods and regional trade.   ### Major Seaports in Italy   Italy’s busiest seaports, critical for containerized trade with Asia:   - **Port of Genoa** – Italy’s largest container port, serving northern Italy and central Europe via rail links.   - **Port of Gioia Tauro** – A major transshipment hub in the Mediterranean, handling 50% of Italy’s container traffic.   - **Port of Naples** – Southern Italy’s primary port, with direct routes to China via the Suez Canal.   - **Port of Venice** – Specializes in ro-ro (vehicle) cargo and containerized goods for northeastern Italy.   ### Guangdong’s Airports & Seaports   - **Airports**:    - Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN)    - Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport (SZX)    - Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) – All with direct or transit air cargo routes to Italy’s major airports (12-15 hours for direct flights).   - **Seaports**:    - Guangzhou Port (Nansha Terminal)    - Shenzhen Port (Yantian, Shekou Terminals) – Major gateways with weekly sailings to Italy’s ports via the Suez Canal, supporting LCL/FCL sea freight.   ## Guangdong’s Wholesale Markets & Export Hubs   ### Top Foreign Trade Wholesale Markets in Guangdong   We offer direct pickup from Guangzhou’s key sourcing hubs:   - Baiyun World Leather Market (leather goods & accessories)   - Baima Fashion Market (clothing, textiles, apparel)   - Sanyuanli General Merchandise Market (daily necessities, small commodities)   - Liwan Toy Market (toys, children’s products)   - Guangzhou Furniture Wholesale Market (furniture, home decor)   - Foshan Ceramics Wholesale Market (ceramic tiles, sanitary ware)   ### Key Export Products by Guangdong Cities   - **Guangzhou**: Electronics, textiles, furniture, lighting equipment, auto parts.   - **Shenzhen**: Smartphones, semiconductors, tech gadgets, LED displays, drones.   - **Foshan**: Ceramics, home appliances (air conditioners, refrigerators), furniture.   - **Dongguan**: Toys, footwear, electronics components, plastic products.   - **Zhuhai**: Medical devices, communication equipment, plastic molds.   - **Shantou**: Toys, textiles, light industrial goods (kitchenware, stationery).   - **Jiangmen**: Electrical appliances, metal products (stainless steel cookware).   ## Flights from China/Hong Kong to Italy   - **Direct flights** (daily services to major hubs):    - China Southern Airlines: Guangzhou → Rome (13 hours, 4 weekly flights).    - Cathay Pacific: Hong Kong → Milan (13.5 hours, daily cargo flights).    - Air China: Shenzhen (via Beijing) → Rome (14 hours).   - **Transit flights** (for secondary cities):    - **Via Frankfurt (Germany)**: Guangzhou/Shenzhen → Frankfurt (11 hours) → Venice (1.5 hours). Total: 18-20 hours.    - **Via Paris (France)**: Hong Kong → Paris (12 hours) → Naples (1 hour). Total: 19-21 hours.   ## Container Liners from Guangzhou to Italy   - **Key carriers**: Maersk, CMA CGM, MSC, Cosco Shipping, and Hapag-Lloyd operate weekly services.   - **Transit times** (varies by port):    - **Genoa/Gioia Tauro**: 25-30 days from Guangzhou/Shenzhen via Suez Canal.    - **Naples/Venice**: 28-35 days.   - **Rail Freight Option**: China-Europe Railway Express connects Guangzhou to Milan via Poland, with transit time of 18-22 days (faster for time-sensitive cargo).   ## Italy’s Top Imports from China   Italy primarily imports from China to support its industries and consumer demand:   - **Electronics** (smartphones, PC components, LED lighting) – sourced from Shenzhen and Guangzhou.   - **Textiles & apparel** (fabrics, clothing accessories) – complementing Italy’s fashion sector.   - **Machinery & equipment** (industrial tools, 3D printers) – aiding manufacturing.   - **Furniture & home decor** – catering to Italy’s interior design market.   - **Toys & consumer goods** – meeting retail demand in urban areas.   - **Ceramics & building materials** – from Foshan, supporting construction projects.   ## Italy Customs Clearance: Requirements & Procedures   ### Key Procedures:   1. Submit import declaration via Italy’s **SAD (Single Administrative Document)** system prior to cargo arrival.   2. Undergo documentary checks and physical inspection (if required by customs).   3. Pay duties and VAT, then obtain release authorization.   ### Required Documents:   - Commercial invoice (in Italian or English, with HS codes, values, and detailed product descriptions).   - Packing list (itemized by package, including weights, dimensions, and material composition).   - Bill of lading (sea freight) or air waybill (air freight) / railway bill (rail freight).   - **Certificate of Origin (CO)**: Mandatory for tariff assessment; preferential rates apply under EU-China trade agreements.   - **CE Marking**: Required for most industrial goods (electronics, machinery, toys) to demonstrate compliance with EU safety standards.   - Sanitary/phytosanitary certificates (for food, cosmetics, and agricultural products).   ### Italy Import Duties   - As an EU member, Italy follows EU tariff regulations:    - Industrial goods (electronics, machinery): 0-2%.    - Textiles and apparel: 5-12%.    - Ceramics & furniture: 3-6%.   - **VAT**: 22% (standard rate) applies to most imports; reduced rates (10% or 4%) for essential goods.   ## Payment & Insurance   - **Accepted Currencies**: Via XTransfer, we support: Euro, US Dollar, Chinese Yuan, British Pound, Hong Kong Dollar, Japanese Yen, and other major currencies.   - **Insurance**: All shipments are insured by Ping An Insurance, covering loss, damage, and transit risks (including maritime, aviation, and rail segments).   ## Our Services from Guangzhou to Italy   - **Flexible Transport**: Air cargo (12-21 days), sea freight (25-35 days), and rail freight (18-22 days) with door-to-door options.   - **Local Support**: Pickup from Guangzhou/Shenzhen factories, wholesale markets, or warehouses; container loading and packaging.   - **Customs Expertise**: Authorized agent for DHL, FedEx, UPS, and EMS; assistance with CE marking coordination and SAD filing.   ## Contact Us   - **WeChat, WhatsApp & Telephone**: +86-18898403007   - **Email**: sales8@blshipping.com   - **Website**: www.blshipping.com   - **Address**: Room 607-608, Talent Building, No.1 Yichuang Street, Huangpu District, Guangzhou City, China | Post Code: 510555   #freight #forwarder #logistics #shipping #cargo #airchinacargo #aircargochina #airfreight #seafreight #Italy #Guangzhou #madeinchina #guangzhouwholesale #CantonFair #chinafreightforwarder #BETTERluck #containershipping