Correos, Spain's postal operator, has scanned your parcel at one of its logistics centres, the large sorting sites where parcels are sorted by destination. "Classified" means the parcel has been sorted and assigned to its next leg. It is a routine step and can appear in Spain or on international routes, sometimes more than once.
No, this message by itself is normal. It is not an exception and does not point to a problem. Parcels often pass through several sorting centres, so you may see this line repeated. A delay is only likely if the tracking history stops updating for longer than the previous steps took.
The next scan depends on the route. Most often, an international parcel is recorded as arriving at, or leaving, an exchange office, which is the international logistics centre where parcels cross borders. A parcel that is already in the destination country is usually registered at the local delivery unit or shown as in transit to it. Another "Classified" scan is also common.
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