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Freight Forwarders & Logistics Companies in Romania
Constanta Black Sea, road & Danube logistics across Romania
Find 519 freight forwarders and logistics companies in Romania on CargoLinked. The Port of Constanta is the largest on the Black Sea and a gateway for Central and Eastern Europe, linked inland by the Danube and by road and rail to landlocked neighbours, with air cargo through Bucharest (OTP). As an EU member, Romania combines competitive costs with strong road-freight links to Western Europe. Forwarders here handle FCL and LCL ocean freight, EU road groupage, Danube barge, and non-EU customs. Compare providers by service and mode, then post a free freight request for competitive quotes.
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A&T ForwardingUnclaimed
Bucharest, Romania
Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
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Bucharest, Romania
Bucharest, Romania
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ABC SPEDITIONUnclaimed
Craiova, Romania
Str Putnei nr 5 Craiova, Dolj, 200513, Romania
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Activ International Grup S.r.l.Unclaimed
Bucuresti, Romania
Bucuresti, 774611, Romania
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ADNITY LOGISTICUnclaimed
Targu Mures, Romania
40 Strada Dezrobirii Targu Mures, Mureș County, 540242, Romania
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Air Sea Forwarders RomaniaUnclaimed
Otopeni, Romania
Otopeni, Ilfov, Romania
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AMO LogisticsUnclaimed
Bacau, Romania
Bacau, Bacău County, Romania
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ASB Air Sea Broker LineUnclaimed
Navodari, Romania
Navodari, Constanța County, Romania
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Frequently asked questions
- Why is Constanta important for regional trade?
- Constanta is the largest port on the Black Sea and a gateway for cargo moving into Central and Eastern Europe, connected inland via the Danube, rail, and road to countries including Hungary, Serbia, and Moldova. Many Romanian forwarders specialise in this hinterland distribution.
- Which Romanian ports and airports do forwarders use?
- Constanta dominates Romania’s maritime trade, with Danube river ports supporting barge transport inland. Air cargo moves mainly through Bucharest Henri Coanda (OTP).
- Do EU shipments to and from Romania need customs clearance?
- Intra-EU trade moves without customs formalities; only non-EU imports and exports (including much Black Sea traffic) are declared. Most forwarders on CargoLinked handle both EU road freight and non-EU clearance.