Progress Transport SA

PROGRESS TRANSPORT SA is an international shipping and transport company located in the center of Chiasso, on the border between Switzerland and Italy. In 1973, Mr. Raimondo Imholz founded the company, which over the years has established itself in transport between Italy and Switzerland. In 1996, with the arrival of new shareholders, Vittorio Trivellin and his colleague Paolo Giannini took over the management. PROGRESS TRANSPORT SA consolidated its presence in Chiasso by upgrading its facilities and vehicle fleet. Today, it is considered a medium-sized company in Switzerland that is constantly expanding, specializing in imports and distribution in the fashion industry.

Daily groupage
Italy - Switzerland - Italy
With our own vehicles and in collaboration with agents located in major industrial centers, we guarantee daily groupage truck services to Chiasso with departures throughout Switzerland.


al import and distribution of clothing
We import and distribute clothing throughout Switzerland using our own vehicles specially equipped for the transport of hanging garments.


Full loads from Italy to Switzerland and vice versa
Trucks with tarpaulin covers, 36 EUR pallets, and tail lifts. Box trucks equipped for the transport of hanging garments. Express service
Vans for fast deliveries, especially in city centers

Furniture transport
Highly specialized and personalized service with trucks of various capacities equipped with hydraulic tail lifts

Customs formalities at our offices in Chiasso DA-DDA-SA
We have qualified staff to carry out all the necessary customs procedures and forward the goods to their destination.

Storage and logistics
We have a large warehouse suitable for all needs

For many years now, PROGRESS TRANSPORT SA has been a company specializing in the transport and distribution of "Made in Italy" brand items, including high-quality clothing. The collections produced in Italy are forwarded to Chiasso by our own customs declarants. They are then distributed to exclusive addresses in major cities in Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands, and Austria.