Our 2026 EU Shipping Zones: A Full Breakdown
Our Netherlands facility started as a way to serve brands selling into Europe. Today, it reaches a lot further than that.
With our latest expansion, we’ve added 18 new countries to our EU shipping coverage, including the United States, Japan, Australia, Brazil, and Ghana. That puts our total reach from the EU at more than 60 countries and territories across six continents.
Here’s a full look at where we ship, how our zones work, and what this opens up for your brand.
How our shipping zones work
Every destination we ship to from the EU falls into a zone. Zones group countries together for shipping rates, so knowing where a market sits helps you plan pricing before you launch. Your account manager can walk you through the rates for each one.
What this opens up
Most of the new additions sit outside Europe, which changes what’s possible from a single EU facility. A few markets worth a closer look:
- Asia-Pacific. Japan, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, and Taiwan are all established supplement markets, and they’re now reachable without a separate fulfillment setup.
- The Americas. The United States, Brazil, Argentina, and Chile join Canada and Mexico, so European brands can test across the Atlantic from the same warehouse.
- The Middle East and Africa. Israel and Ghana join the UAE and Gabon, opening up regions many brands haven’t tested yet.
Each market has its own product and labeling requirements, so it’s worth confirming the right setup for any new destination before you launch. Your account manager can help with that conversation.
A note on the UK
UK orders ship from our EU facility as long as the total order cost stays under £135. Keep that threshold in mind when you’re building bundles or upsells for UK customers.
Where will you go next?
Expanding into a new market used to mean new partners, new warehouses, and new headaches. Now it can start with a conversation. If there’s a country on this list you’ve been curious about, reach out to your account manager, and we’ll help you map out the next step.
November 13, 2026
Our Netherlands facility started as a way to serve brands selling into Europe. Today, it reaches a lot further than that.
With our latest expansion, we’ve added 18 new countries to our EU shipping coverage, including the United States, Japan, Australia, Brazil, and Ghana. That puts our total reach from the EU at more than 60 countries and territories across six continents.
Here’s a full look at where we ship, how our zones work, and what this opens up for your brand.
How our shipping zones work
Every destination we ship to from the EU falls into a zone. Zones group countries together for shipping rates, so knowing where a market sits helps you plan pricing before you launch. Your account manager can walk you through the rates for each one.
What this opens up
Most of the new additions sit outside Europe, which changes what’s possible from a single EU facility. A few markets worth a closer look:
- Asia-Pacific. Japan, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, and Taiwan are all established supplement markets, and they’re now reachable without a separate fulfillment setup.
- The Americas. The United States, Brazil, Argentina, and Chile join Canada and Mexico, so European brands can test across the Atlantic from the same warehouse.
- The Middle East and Africa. Israel and Ghana join the UAE and Gabon, opening up regions many brands haven’t tested yet.
Each market has its own product and labeling requirements, so it’s worth confirming the right setup for any new destination before you launch. Your account manager can help with that conversation.
A note on the UK
UK orders ship from our EU facility as long as the total order cost stays under £135. Keep that threshold in mind when you’re building bundles or upsells for UK customers.
Where will you go next?
Expanding into a new market used to mean new partners, new warehouses, and new headaches. Now it can start with a conversation. If there’s a country on this list you’ve been curious about, reach out to your account manager, and we’ll help you map out the next step.
