Yes. Cargo Euro Hub accepts enquiries for a single commercial pallet on routes within our service area. One pallet can often travel using shared freight capacity, although its dimensions, weight, handling needs and deadline determine the actual option.
How a single pallet can travel
Groupage combines compatible shipments moving through a network. This can make sense when you do not need an entire vehicle and can work with the available collection and delivery schedule.
A dedicated vehicle may be more suitable when the pallet is urgent, unusually fragile, difficult to handle or unsuitable for a shared network. Being a single pallet does not by itself make a shipment small or light.
Details needed for your quotation
- Collection and delivery countries, postcodes and cities.
- A clear goods description and whether the items are new or used.
- Packed length, width and total height.
- Gross weight, including the pallet.
- Stackability and any handling restrictions.
- Loading equipment at both addresses and preferred dates.
Example: the same footprint, different requirements
One pallet of boxed components and one pallet supporting a tall machine may both measure 120 × 80 cm at the base. The machine can still need different securing, a different vehicle and a mechanical unloading plan. Send photographs if the shape or stability is difficult to explain.
Island and customs routes
Single-pallet enquiries are also possible for the EU islands we serve, the UK and Switzerland. Ferry connections and customs requirements can affect the route and schedule. The manager confirms these details in the quotation.
There is no single price for “one pallet across Europe”. See how single-pallet pricing works and how to prepare a pallet.