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European wine logistics,
anywhere, anytime.

Freight forwarding for wine producers, négociants and importers — from Europe to the world.

Early access members get 20% off their first 3 shipments

10+ Key markets
B2B & B2C
100% Wine specialist

Built for wine.
Designed for the world.

Expert documentation

From GAMMA2 DAE to FDA Prior Notice — every document, every corridor, handled for you.

Franco-Swiss expertise

Born at the crossroads of Europe's wine heartland. Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Basel — we know them all.

End-to-end logistics

Producer to consumer. Bonded warehousing. Temperature controlled. We handle everything so you can focus on the wine.

Be first to ship
with Vastorg.

We're launching with a select group of producers, négociants, and importers. Reserve your spot for early access and dedicated onboarding.

  • Priority access before public launch
  • Dedicated onboarding with our team
  • Preferential launch pricing
  • Direct input on routes and features
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Common questions

What does Vastorg do?
We handle wine freight forwarding from European producers to markets worldwide — managing all shipping, customs documentation, and compliance so you don't have to.
Which markets do you cover?
USA, UK, Canada, Japan, China, Singapore, Switzerland, and throughout the EU — 10+ key markets and growing.
Do you handle B2C / direct-to-consumer shipments?
Yes, where regulations permit. We know which markets allow direct-to-consumer delivery and handle all last-mile requirements.
When are you launching?
We're launching soon with a select group of early partners. Join the waitlist to be among the first.
What documents are needed to ship wine from France to the USA?
You need a licensed TTB importer, FDA Prior Notice (≥24h before arrival), a COLA per label, DAE Export via GAMMA2, EX-A declaration via DELTA, BVE, commercial invoice, and CMR or AWB. A 15% EU surcharge applies in 2025 on top of federal excise of $0.21/bottle.
Can wine be shipped directly to consumers in the EU?
Yes. Intra-EU B2C (Vente à Distance) requires only a standard commercial invoice — no DAES needed. DHL and FedEx deliver to EU consumer addresses directly. OSS VAT registration applies if annual B2C EU sales exceed €10,000.
What is bonded warehousing for wine?
A bonded warehouse (entrepôt fiscal agréé) stores wine under duty suspension — excise is not paid until the wine is released for sale. Managed under EMCS via GAMMA2, it allows wine to be held, blended, or re-exported without immediate tax liability.
What makes wine logistics different from regular freight?
Wine is subject to excise duties, alcohol import licences, and market-specific label rules in every country. The US requires a TTB importer; China mandates GACC registration; Canada uses provincial monopolies. Wine also needs temperature control and specific excise documents (DAE, DAES, BVE) that most freight forwarders don't handle.