If you’re looking for a shipping agent to Iceland, here are some options to consider:

1. International Freight Forwarders

Several global freight forwarding companies offer services to Iceland. These companies typically handle sea freight, air freight, and sometimes road freight. Some of the well-known ones are:

• DHL Global Forwarding
• DB Schenker
• Kuehne + Nagel
• Maersk Line (for sea freight)
• UPS Supply Chain Solutions

These companies can manage both large and small shipments, customs clearance, and delivery.

2. Iceland-based Shipping Agents

There are several local freight forwarders and shipping agents that specialize in deliveries to and from Iceland. Local agents are particularly useful for last-mile delivery, customs clearance, and handling local regulations. Some companies in Iceland include:

• Eimskip: One of Iceland’s largest shipping companies, providing both sea freight and land transport.
• Íslenska Flutningafélagið: Specializes in logistics and international freight.
• Frakt: A freight forwarding company based in Iceland offering sea, air, and land transportation.

3. Customs & Documentation

Make sure your shipping agent is familiar with Iceland’s import/export regulations. Iceland is part of the European Economic Area (EEA), which means it follows EU regulations for imports, though there may still be specific rules to navigate.

4. Type of Shipment

Decide whether you need:

• Air Freight (for faster, high-value shipments)
• Sea Freight (for bulk or heavier goods)
• Road Freight (if your shipment is going from mainland Europe to Iceland via ferry)

Would you like help with specific agents or details about customs in Iceland?