You found a supplier — the open question is how the box reaches Tbilisi. These are the companies that do it: every entry is verified against information published on the company's own site, with the source linked next to it.
This page records only what each company states on its own site — the link sits next to every entry. Customs rules, duties and thresholds are deliberately not here: that is rs.ge's domain and must always be checked at the source.
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Turkey
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Ground-transport parcel service from Turkey — pickup at their office or delivery to an address. The site also references USA, China and Greece routes, though the specific page verified here confirms only the Turkey service.
States it transports parcels from the USA, Germany, Turkey, Greece, China and England by air and land. Its own page says it prepares the necessary documentation and delivers to the address on file.
China-focused (Yiwu, Guangzhou) cargo/consolidation service — sea, rail and road transport. Its own page states it handles customs documentation and procedures. Per its own FAQ, door-to-door does not apply to consolidated (LCL) cargo.
Road, sea, air and rail freight operator. Its own page explicitly names Europe and Turkey as inbound routes to Georgia. Door-to-door delivery and customs-clearance help are not explicitly stated on this page.
Sea/air/road/rail cargo operator working through the Poti and Batumi ports. Its own page explicitly names China and Turkey and states it assists with customs clearance. Door-to-door delivery is not explicitly stated.
Land and air cargo from Turkey, Greece, China and the USA. Its own page states full documentation handling and a free brokerage service on a customer's first purchase.
Georgian Post's own personal-shopping/forwarding service — gives users a personal warehouse address in China, the USA, Turkey, Greece, Poland, Italy, the UK and France. Pickup at any of Georgian Post's 81 service centers, or via courier.
States on its own homepage that it delivers goods and parcels from the USA, China, Germany and the UK to Georgia. Because of the site's dynamic structure, further detail (transport mode, door-to-door, customs help) could not be confirmed — those fields are left empty/false rather than invented.
Parcel transport from Turkey, China and Greece with air and sea/land options. Its own page states a full customs brokerage service and flexible courier delivery in Tbilisi and the regions.
Its flight schedule confirms regular air routes from China (Dongguan), the USA (New York), Turkey (Istanbul), the UAE (Dubai), Hong Kong, the UK and Greece; it also names overland delivery from China. Door-to-door and customs-clearance help are not explicitly stated on this page.
Sea-freight-focused forwarder that names China, Turkey and European countries among its routes. Its own page describes delivery from the Georgian port directly to the recipient's door. This specific page does not explicitly mention customs-clearance help.
Service focused on bringing parcels from any shop in Turkey, with delivery to the customer's address. The page links to a customs-rules page but does not itself explicitly declare that it assists with clearance.
A company specialised in the Dubai–Tbilisi route, with two offices — one in Dubai, one in Tbilisi — and its own warehouse in Dubai. Its own page states container shipping of goods from the UAE to Georgia, plus help finding a store/product or negotiating bulk pricing. Door-to-door delivery and customs-clearance help are not explicitly stated on this page.
Sea and air freight operator with agents in major US cities and ports (including the New York, Chicago and Los Angeles airports) and a regular service to Georgia. Its own page explicitly lists customs clearance among its services. Has offices in Batumi, Poti and Tbilisi. Door-to-door delivery is not explicitly stated.
Gives customers a personal warehouse address in Wilmington, Delaware, for shopping on US sites. Its own page states air transport of shipments of any size or weight from the USA to Georgia, with courier delivery to the address on file. Customs-clearance help is not mentioned on this page.
The goods have arrived — the next question is where the customer sees the product, how they pay, and who answers their question. That part is the shop.