Expédition de Italie vers États-Unis Italie → États-Unis
Ocean and Fret aérien from Italie's Mediterranean ports to US gateways. Luxury fashion, machinery, food & wine, furniture, and pharmaceuticals — with expert US dédouanement.
Pourquoi Suaid Global — Italie → États-Unis
Luxury Fashion Logistics
Italie is the world's fashion capital. We provide white-glove logistics for luxury brands — secure handling, bonded warehouse options, consolidated seasonal deliveries, and customs value documentation for luxury goods.
Wine & Food Import Specialists
Italian wine and specialty food require TTB (Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau) permits, FDA Prior Notice, and USDA documentation. We manage all regulatory clearance for Italian food and beverage imports.
Italian Design & Furniture
Italie's design and furniture industry (Milan Design Week/Salone del Mobile) ships globally. We provide LCL consolidations for smaller furniture pieces and FCL for large trade orders with white-glove delivery.
Modes d'Expédition et Délais de Transit
Maritime FCL
14–22 jours
Idéal Pour: Machinery, furniture, food & beverage, and large volume goods
Maritime LCL
20–28 jours
Idéal Pour: Mixed product shipments, fashion samples, and cargo under 15 CBM
Fret Aérien
2–4 jours
Idéal Pour: Luxury fashion, high-value goods, wine & spirits, and urgent commercial cargo
Principaux Ports sur Cet Itinéraire
🇮🇹 Ports d'Origine
- Port of Genoa
- Port of Livorno
- Port of Naples
🇺🇸 Ports de Destination
- Port of New York/New Jersey
- Port of Baltimore
- Port of Savannah
Cargo Courant sur Cette Route
Exigences en Douane et Documentation
Shipments from Italie to the États-Unis require ISF 24 hours before departure. Required documents: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, CBP Form 7501. Wine and spirits require TTB (Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau) import permit and COLA (Certificate of Label Approval). Food products require FDA Prior Notice. Pharmaceutical imports need FDA establishment registration. Luxury goods and apparel require accurate declared values — CBP scrutinizes under-valuation of luxury Italian brands closely. Marble and stone require commodity-specific classification. Section 232 tariffs may apply to certain Italian steel and aluminum products.
Informations Tarifaires Actuelles
Italian goods are assessed at US MFN tariff rates as EU-origin. No Section 301 tariffs apply. No US–EU FTA is in force. MFN rates: machinery 0–3.9%, luxury fashion and leather goods 5–9%, wine 0.5–1.7 per liter + specific rates, olive oil 3.4%, furniture 0–9.6%, pharmaceuticals 0%, marble and stone 0–3.7%. Steel and aluminum are subject to Section 232 tariffs (25% steel, 10% aluminum) with some exclusions. Former 25% US retaliatory tariffs on certain European goods (related to Airbus dispute) have been suspended under a 2021 US–EU agreement.
Les taux tarifaires sont sujets à modification. Les informations ci-dessus sont fournies à titre informatif général uniquement. Contactez notre équipe en douane pour un calcul précis des droits pour votre code HTS spécifique et votre expédition.
Questions Fréquemment Posées
How long does shipping from Italie to the États-Unis take?
Ocean freight from Italie to the États-Unis takes 14–22 jours. Genoa or Livorno to New York takes approximately 14–18 jours on North Atlantic direct services. To Baltimore or Savannah: similar transit times. Air freight from Milan Malpensa or Rome Fiumicino to major US cities takes 2–4 jours, with multiple daily direct and one-stop services.
What documents are required to import wine from Italie to the États-Unis?
Importing Italian wine to the États-Unis requires: TTB (Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau) importer basic permit, Certificate of Label Approval (COLA) for each wine label, commercial invoice with wine details (vintage, appellation, producer), packing list, bill of lading, and CBP Form 7501. Wine must comply with TTB labeling regulations. Organic wine claims require USDA organic certification. Suaid Global manages all TTB and FDA Prior Notice filings for Italian wine importers.
Are Italian goods subject to Section 301 tariffs?
No. Section 301 tariffs apply only to Chinese-origin goods. Italian (EU) goods are not subject to Section 301. Note that in 2018–2021, the États-Unis imposed 25% retaliatory tariffs on some EU goods (including Italian wines, cheeses, and fashion items) as part of the Airbus/Boeing WTO dispute. Those tariffs were suspended in June 2021 under a US–EU agreement. Italian goods currently pay standard MFN rates.
How are luxury goods from Italie handled at US customs?
CBP pays close attention to declared values for luxury goods — under-declaration is a common enforcement target. Luxury Italian goods (handbags, shoes, apparel) must be declared at the correct transaction value (price paid or payable). Counterfeit or gray-market goods are subject to seizure. Authentic goods should be accompanied by official brand invoices. First-sale valuation may be applicable in multi-tier distribution chains. Suaid Global advises luxury goods importers on proper valuation and documentation.
What are the main Italian goods exported to the États-Unis?
Italie's top exports to the États-Unis include: industrial and packaging machinery (Italie is the world's #2 machinery exporter after Allemagne), luxury fashion and leather goods (Gucci, Prada, Armani, Versace), wine and spirits, furniture and home design (Poltrona Frau, B&B Italia), food products (olive oil, pasta, cheese, prosciutto), pharmaceuticals, and marble and natural stone (Carrara marble).
What permits are needed to import Italian food products to the États-Unis?
FDA registration is required for all food facility importers. FDA Prior Notice must be filed for each food shipment. Meat and poultry products require USDA FSIS inspection and import permit. Dairy products require FDA and potentially USDA documentation. Organic products require USDA organic certification equivalency documentation. Processed foods must comply with FDA labeling regulations. Suaid Global manages all food import regulatory compliance for Italian food and beverage importers.