Good Morning, It's possibl to have more informatio about the date of delivery of my order (Track 0000031674296)

Quote from paolo.fiori on November 4, 2015, 14:27
Good Morning, It's possibl to have more informatio about the date of delivery of my order (Track RH259768371CN): I saw that's in customs from 28 october

You should be able to track it on the Poste Italiane website, though I can't seem to get that to work. At any rate, I think your item was released by customs and is enroute to you:

2015-11-02 16:07 Centro Scambi Internazionale, In lavorazione presso Centro Scambi Internazionale
2015-10-29 11:49 MI, In lavorazione presso il Centro Operativo Postale
2015-10-28 20:36 Centro Scambi Internazionale, In lavorazione presso Centro Scambi Internazionale
2015-10-27 20:50 MI, Avvio della spedizione
2015-10-27 18:01 Centro Scambi Internazionale, In lavorazione presso Centro Scambi Internazionale

Hello again, 2 of my packages have now arrived in Sweden. Nr RI503471373CN and nr RI677561330CN. Both of these were shipped from Guangzhou. The packages that are still in transit were shipped from Shenzhen. Is this significant in any way? I mean, is the shipping slower from Shenzhen than from Guangzhou?

Quote from emmanordlander on November 5, 2015, 11:54
Hello again, 2 of my packages have now arrived in Sweden. Nr RI503471373CN and nr RI677561330CN. Both of these were shipped from Guangzhou. The packages that are still in transit were shipped from Shenzhen. Is this significant in any way? I mean, is the shipping slower from Shenzhen than from Guangzhou?

It all depends on what air routing China Post uses from Shenzhen and Guangzhou to Sweden's office of exchange (which I presume is Stockholm), how much space is available on that routing, and how much mail is contending for that space. It's possible that the trip from Shenzhen requires an extra flight, or (more likely, I think) that there are more shipments coming out of Shenzhen relative to how much air cargo space is available for that trip.

The fun thing is that this can change from time to time, as mail volume on that route changes, or as China Post adjusts the amount of space they have booked.

This FAQ item explains a bit more about how mail routing works: http://track-chinapost.com/?p=774

Glad I could be of help! I really wish the postal services of the world were more transparent about this sort of thing; even if it didn't make things any faster, it would make for a lot less worrying and fewer concerned package recipients.

Good to hear that at least one package reached you today. Hoping that the others follow suit in short order!