Fulfillment companies in Europe that ship from Switzerland work outside the European Union, and that shapes the trade. Switzerland is a member of EFTA with Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. The EEA Agreement brings together the EU member states and three EFTA states, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, and not Switzerland. The 41 businesses on this page sit in towns from Arbon, Oftringen, Niederbipp, Rothrist and Egerkingen to Pratteln, Otelfingen, Embrach and Opfikon, and from Gwatt, Entlebuch and Schindellegi to Le Grand-Saconnex, La Chaux-de-Fonds and Cadenazzo. The companies name Germany, Austria and Norway most often as places they also work.
Customs is a working part of the offer here. The national authority is the Federal Office for Customs and Border Security, called BAZG in German. Stisa in Cadenazzo covers customs operations for e-commerce alongside storage, pick and pack and returns, and it is rated 4.3 from 37 reviews. Alois Scherrer AG in St Margrethen connects through Shopify or an API and is rated 4.8 from 16 reviews. Dima Service AG near Basel runs a bonded warehouse and is rated 4.8 from 10 reviews. Aramex Switzerland's Geneva office works in Le Grand-Saconnex and runs operations under customs control in a free zone; it is rated 3.4 from 66 reviews.
Several providers split the job between a Swiss site and a German one. fultastic has its own warehouses in eastern Switzerland and in Reichenau near Konstanz, Germany, and clears goods between the two countries as a full service; it is rated 4.5 from 8 reviews. SOZA GmbH in Niederhasli is built for small and medium online shops in and around Zurich, and its cross-border service uses a warehouse in the EU; it is rated 5.0 from 7 reviews. SG Spedition AG in Beringen is a freight forwarder with border-area warehouses in both Switzerland and Germany and is rated 4.4 from 7 reviews. MS Direct AG in Arbon has sites in Switzerland, Germany, the United Kingdom and Norway, fulfillment centers in Arbon and Oftringen with AutoStore systems, and a rating of 3.7 from 58 reviews.
The work leans toward particular products. Alois Scherrer AG has handled textile logistics for fashion and sports brands since 1969 and moves garments lying or hanging. Fröde Möbelspedition AG in Pratteln does home delivery for online furniture retailers with two-person delivery; it is rated 3.6 from 66 reviews. SVZ Schweizer Versandzentrum AG in Entlebuch serves e-commerce, promotions and workwear and is rated 4.7 from 27 reviews. Dima Service AG began in 1975 with co-packing and now covers display building and online shop fulfillment.
SVZ Schweizer Versandzentrum AG works from Blumattstrasse 7 in Entlebuch, Switzerland, as a fulfillment and mail order logistics partner for e-commerce, promotions and workwear. Its service covers warehousing,…
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Larger sites and cold storage sit at the other end. Stisa has more than 25,000 m² of covered storage, a dedicated rail connection and cold rooms. GXO in Niederbipp is rated 4.6 from 20 reviews and offers bonded warehousing. Kuehne+Nagel International AG in Schindellegi covers e-commerce, customs clearance and cold chain logistics and is rated 4.1 from 30 reviews. acin AG in Rothrist runs a center for online shops and B2B customers with real-time shop and ERP connections and a rating of 3.8 from 30 reviews.
Closer to home are the regional operators. Fastlog AG in Gwatt serves businesses in the Bern, Fribourg, Solothurn, Lucerne and Aargau region and is rated 4.3 from 43 reviews. Sulser Logistik AG in Otelfingen works near Zurich and is rated 3.7 from 68 reviews. Ralph Ernst AG in Lindau is a moving and transport company with fulfillment as one of its business fields, rated 4.7 from 44 reviews. Two ratings are worth reading closely: Aramex Switzerland's Zurich office in Opfikon is rated 2.3 from 46 reviews, and 7Days Media Services in Egerkingen is rated 3.1 from 39 reviews.
Tax rules differ from the EU's. Swiss VAT has its own rates, set out on a page updated 22 September 2026. A company domiciled in Switzerland, or supplying goods or services there, becomes liable for VAT at a worldwide turnover of at least CHF 100,000 a year. A foreign taxable person with no domicile or place of business in Switzerland must appoint a representative who has one. A mail-order company, domestic or foreign, whose small consignments sent from abroad reach at least CHF 100,000 a year has its deliveries treated as domestic supplies. How these rules apply to a specific brand is a question for a tax adviser or the provider's customs partner.
Stisa in Cadenazzo covers customs operations for e-commerce. fultastic clears goods between Switzerland and Germany as a full service. SOZA GmbH in Niederhasli offers customs handling in a cross-border service that uses a warehouse in the EU. The Federal Office for Customs and Border Security is the national authority.
SG Spedition AG in Beringen serves Switzerland, Germany and Austria with warehouses in both Switzerland and Germany. MS Direct AG in Arbon has sites in Switzerland, Germany, the United Kingdom and Norway. fultastic keeps stock in eastern Switzerland and in Reichenau near Konstanz.
Alois Scherrer AG in St Margrethen has moved garments for fashion and sports brands since 1969, lying or hanging, and runs warehouses in Switzerland and the EU. MS Direct AG and fultastic also take fashion and apparel for online shops.
Stisa in Cadenazzo has cold rooms among its facilities. Kuehne+Nagel International AG in Schindellegi covers cold chain logistics. SG Spedition AG in Beringen offers temperature-controlled storage along with its freight work.
Switzerland is not an EU member and is not part of the EEA Agreement. It belongs to EFTA with Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, which matters for how a brand sets up customs and VAT for goods shipped from here.
A company supplying goods in Switzerland becomes liable for VAT at CHF 100,000 of worldwide turnover a year, and a foreign taxable person without a Swiss place of business must appoint a representative there. A mail-order company sending small consignments from abroad has its deliveries treated as domestic supplies from CHF 100,000 a year. A tax adviser can say how this applies to one brand.
