27 countries.
One warehouse.

A single EU-based fulfilment operation for brands selling into the European Union. Dublin is the launchpad: for Irish brands already here, for UK brands sidestepping post-Brexit friction, and for US brands looking for a simplified EU entry point.

EU-wide delivery No customs within EU Post-Brexit ready Single stock location

Europe is too big to serve from anywhere else

447 million consumers across 27 countries. Different languages, different VAT rules, different carrier relationships. The brands that win in the EU don't try to serve every country separately. They pick one EU-based operation that handles the whole block.

€2.3tn
EU eCommerce market value across the 27 member states
Ecommerce Europe, 2024
447m
Consumers across the European Union
Eurostat, 2024
80%
of Irish DTC brands already export to mainland Europe
Enterprise Ireland, 2024
Used by
Irish DTC brands UK post-Brexit brands US brands entering EU Retail/B2B distributors Marketplace sellers

Why EU fulfilment is so often broken

Brexit made EU fulfilment harder for UK brands overnight. It's always been hard for US brands. And even Irish brands struggle to move from domestic to EU without the right operation in place.

Post-Brexit broke UK to EU fulfilment

Customs declarations, VAT schemes, delays at the border, duties owed on arrival. UK-based EU customers now routinely refuse delivery or ask for refunds. The economics of UK-based EU fulfilment stopped working in 2021.

Country-by-country fulfilment gets messy

German fulfilment provider, French fulfilment provider, Dutch fulfilment provider. Each with their own stock, their own reporting, their own contracts. What started as "serving the EU" becomes "managing five 3PLs".

US brands struggle to enter Europe

Shipping direct from the US hits duties at the door. Setting up a German warehouse is a six-month project. Most US brands end up offering poor EU delivery, which means capping their EU sales at a fraction of what they could be.

Ireland is the simplest EU entry point

Ireland is an EU member state. That's the whole thesis. Stock lands once, clears once, and reaches 447 million consumers without another customs touch.

EU-wide carrier network from Dublin

All 27 member states are served through our carrier relationships. DPD, An Post international, and integrated EU carrier partners. One carrier strategy for the whole EU.

No customs between Ireland & EU

Shipments from Dublin to Berlin, Paris, Madrid, or Warsaw don't cross a customs border. No declarations, no delays, no surprise duties for the customer. It's a domestic shipment at EU scale.

Irish brand? No change

For Irish brands, EU delivery is just domestic fulfilment that extends to 27 countries. Same warehouse, same stock, same operation. The EU customer experience matches the Irish one.

UK brand? Dublin sidesteps Brexit

Ship your EU-bound inventory into Dublin once (with one customs clearance), and from there it flows into the EU like any other domestic operation. Your EU customers get pre-Brexit delivery experience again.

US brand? Single EU entry point

Rather than setting up in five EU countries or shipping direct from the US, run your EU operation through one English-speaking warehouse in Dublin. One contract, one stock location, 27 markets.

Returns handled back to Dublin

Returns from any EU country route back to our Dublin warehouse. Inspected, graded, restocked or refurbished. Full visibility in the client portal.

A full EU operation from one location

Everything you need to sell cleanly into 27 EU countries, without the country-by-country complexity.

EU-wide carriers

All 27 member states covered from Dublin.

No EU customs

Ireland-to-EU shipments are customs-free.

Single stock location

One warehouse for 447m EU consumers.

VAT & OSS handling

EU VAT OSS compliant where applicable.

EU returns management

Reverse logistics from any EU country.

Multi-country reporting

Country-level dispatch visibility in the portal.

27
EU member states covered
447m
EU consumers in reach
3-5 days
Typical EU delivery time
1
Stock location required

Why Dublin

Dublin works for EU fulfilment for four specific reasons

Ireland isn't just "an EU country". It's the one with the specific mix of factors that makes it the right EU launchpad for English-first brands.

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Full EU membership

No customs between Ireland and the other 26 member states. Stock flows freely.

English-speaking operations

Work in English end to end. No translation overhead for UK and US brands.

Business-friendly environment

Corporate setup is fast, tax-efficient, and well-understood by international teams.

Geographic proximity

Direct shipping and air links to every major EU hub. Dublin is closer to most EU capitals than London.

Brands who sell to Europe from Dublin

Post-Brexit our EU orders were getting refunded because of customs delays. We moved our EU stock to 2Flow in Dublin. Problem solved in a week.

Founder

UK Beauty Brand

We're a US brand entering Europe. Setting up in Germany would have been a six-month project. Dublin was four weeks. Same market reach.

VP Operations

US DTC Brand

20% of our orders are now EU. We didn't need to change anything except tick a box on shipping. Same 2Flow operation, bigger customer base.

eCommerce Director

Irish Wellness Brand

EU fulfilment questions answered

Questions from Irish, UK and US brands considering Dublin as their EU operation.

Can non-Irish brands use 2Flow for EU fulfilment?
Yes. UK, US and other non-EU brands use 2Flow specifically because Dublin is an EU-member launchpad. Stock arrives into Ireland once, clears into the EU, and ships to any of the 27 member states without further customs complications.
What countries are covered?
All 27 EU member states are covered through our carrier network. Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Austria, Portugal, Poland, and every other member state are served from Dublin.
How do you handle customs and VAT?
Shipments between Ireland and other EU member states do not cross a customs border. Irish VAT rules apply at the point of sale or under EU VAT OSS (One Stop Shop) where relevant. For UK and US brands importing into Ireland, we coordinate with your customs broker or recommend one.
What's the typical delivery time to EU destinations?
Western EU destinations (Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria) typically arrive in 3-4 days. Southern and Eastern EU destinations take 4-6 days. Express options are available where same-week delivery is critical.
Do you handle returns from EU customers?
Yes. Returns from across the EU are routed back to Dublin for inspection, grading, restocking or refurbishment. Returns are visible in the client portal in real time, the same as domestic returns.

Set up your EU operation?

Tell us where you're based, where your EU customers are, and what your current setup looks like. We'll map out what Dublin-based EU fulfilment would look like for your brand.

EU member state. English-speaking operations. 27 markets from Dublin.