Packaging CZEN
Lidl · Kaufland · Globus

Transport and logistics

Deliveries to Lidl, Kaufland and Globus

You have a slot with a retail chain and now need to actually get the goods there? We prepare the delivery to the receiving rules – from labels and delivery notes to driver instructions and hand-over at the ramp.

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What exactly we do

We deliver to Lidl, Kaufland, Globus and other B2B partners. We prepare the delivery according to the rules of the specific customer.

We have delivered to Kaufland and Globus, and handled deliveries to Lidl distribution centers for a client from the food segment.

We combine delivery with packing and labeling into one process. The goal: goods that pass receiving without being returned.

Who it is for

  • Suppliers to Lidl, Kaufland, Globus and other B2B customers
  • Brands entering retail
  • Small and mid-sized producers without their own retail logistics
  • Distributors and importers outsourcing deliveries
  • Seasonal and promo deliveries to retail
  • Packing + labels + transport in one

Where it goes wrong

Why deliveries get rejected at receiving

A rejected delivery means a new slot, often several weeks later. This is where it happens most often – and this is how we prevent it.

01

Labels

SSCC, GS1-128, pallet and carton labels – each has its own specification. A badly printed barcode or a missing field, and the pallet goes back.

We make labels to the customer’s specification and check them twice before departure.

02

Delivery note

Receiving uses an exact format: order of fields, signatures, batch identification. One field out of place and the delivery is not processed.

We prepare documents to the receiving requirements and go through them in the pre-departure check.

03

Driver

Some warehouses require specific documents or training. A driver who does not know what to hand over where holds up the whole ramp.

The driver gets hand-over instructions, and we bring the confirmed documents back to you.

04

Pallet and stretch film

A badly stacked pallet, film over the edge or untrimmed corners. Less common, but just as costly.

We check palletizing and film together with labels and weights.

Proven in practice

Reference

Deliveries to Lidl distribution centers

Deliveries for a client from the food segment. Goods accepted with no pallets returned, transport slots met.

Full case study Guide

How to get your goods into Lidl

A timeline from brief to ramp and what to prepare before you contact anyone.

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From brief to ramp

  1. 01

    Slot details

    Retail chain, distribution center, date and volume in pallets. Plus SKUs, EANs and quantities per carton and per pallet.

  2. 02

    Labels and documents

    SSCC and GS1-128 labels, delivery note and CMR according to the rules of the specific customer.

  3. 03

    Time window and driver

    We book the transport window and give the driver instructions for the hand-over at the ramp.

  4. 04

    Pre-departure check

    We check labels, documents, film and weights twice. No last-minute changes.

  5. 05

    Hand-over and documents back

    Hand-over at the ramp and the confirmed receiving documents back to you.

Frequently asked questions

Where do you deliver?
To Lidl, Kaufland, Globus and other B2B partners. We prepare the delivery to the requirements of the specific customer – labels, palletizing and time window.
What if the chain refuses to accept my delivery?
Our goal is that it does not happen. A rejected delivery (wrong label, incorrect delivery note) means a new slot, often several weeks later, and extra costs. That is why we check documents and labels twice before the driver leaves.
Do you have experience with retail chains?
Yes, we have delivered to Kaufland, Globus and Lidl. We handled deliveries to Lidl distribution centers for a client from the food segment. We know where things most often go wrong in practice.
Can you also help us get into the chain in the first place?
Listing is decided by the chain’s buyer and we cannot win it for you. But we can help prepare the product for retail and support the negotiations – that is what our retail chain listing service covers. Once you have a slot, carrying out the delivery end to end is what we do.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the scope (number of pallets, number of SKUs, whether you also need packing) – after a short consultation we send a specific quote, usually within 24 hours. No flat fee, no vagueness.
How far ahead should we plan?
For the first delivery, ideally 6–8 weeks ahead, because packaging and labels need to be prepared. For repeat deliveries, 4–6 weeks is enough. We can realistically manage 2–3 weeks, but with a higher risk.

Enquiry — Deliveries to Lidl, Kaufland and Globus

Tell us where and when you are delivering. We will get back to you within 1 business day.

Where are you delivering?
Do you also need packing or labeling?