Location / Lower Silesia
Fulfilment near Wrocław: one warehouse in Smardzów.
Your stock sits in one place in south-west Poland, and orders for Polish and German customers leave from there.
The region
South-west Poland, with a motorway heading west.
Smardzów lies close to Wrocław, the main city of Lower Silesia, a Polish region that shares a border with Germany.
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One warehouse, in south-west Poland
One stock position
Polish and German orders draw on the same stock in the same building, so you do not split inventory by country.
Lower Silesia borders Germany
What stays with you
Shipping from a Polish warehouse leaves your duties in Germany with you: VAT, packaging registration and consumer law. What to check.
Smardzów, close to Wrocław
The A4 motorway passes Wrocław on its way west to the German border. Transit times depend on the carrier service and on where in Germany the parcel is going, so we go through them for your destinations during the quote.
Locality only. We share the exact address directly once we are in contact.
Schematic map, not to scale. No delivery times are implied. Map data: Natural Earth (public domain).
Who it suits
What the location offers, by type of business.
- Poland
Polish merchants
Stock stays in Poland, within reach if you want to see it, with returns and fulfilment under one roof. Domestic orders leave from here with carriers selected for your requirements.
- Germany
Brands selling into Germany
One stock position in Poland serving German customers, with returns planned in. Whether your service levels work from here is something we check together during the quote.
- B2B
Manufacturers and distributors
Pallets and cartons handled at one site, prepared to your retailer requirements. If you are in the region, delivering stock and checking the work is straightforward. See 3PL and B2B.
One site
What a single fulfilment warehouse means for you.
With one site, your stock is not spread across countries: parcels start from the same point, and you manage one stock position.
That makes accountability simple. Your goods are in one place, handled under one set of written procedures, by people you can reach directly. A count, a return or a damaged delivery has one place where it gets resolved. If you are weighing this against other operators, use our checklist for evaluating a 3PL.
- One location in Poland, no warehouse in Germany
- Carriers selected to fit your destinations, no fleet of our own
- One set of procedures for your stock
Questions
What people ask about the warehouse near Wrocław.
What is the exact warehouse address?
We share it directly once we are in contact. The registered company address is separate and appears in the legal notice.
How big is the warehouse?
Capacity is assessed client by client: during the quote we check whether your stock, order volumes and handling fit, and tell you if they do not. Give us your ranges in the quote form.
Can we see the warehouse before signing?
Ask us when we talk. It is a fair thing to want before moving your stock, and it can be arranged once we know the fit is there.
How long does delivery to Germany take?
Transit times depend on the carrier service, the destination and whether it is a parcel or a pallet. We go through this for your destinations during the quote.
Before you choose a warehouse location
- How to evaluate a 3PLQuestions on scope, metrics and exit terms, which matter more than the address.
- Selling from Poland into GermanyWhat to check on VAT, packaging and returns when stock sits in Poland.
- E-commerce fulfilmentWhat happens to an order in this warehouse, step by step.
- Logistics outsourcingWhen handing over the warehouse makes sense, and what stays with you.
Next step
See whether this location fits your orders.
Tell us where your customers are and what you ship. We will tell you what works from Smardzów for your orders.