The parcel has reached a sorting centre in the country where it will be delivered. It is usually the step after the parcel has cleared import and customs checks. The parcel is now inside the domestic postal network, where it is sorted by region and routed toward the local office or carrier that will handle the final leg.
No. This message by itself is normal and is part of the usual route. It usually follows customs or import processing, so it is a sign the parcel has moved forward. It is not an exception or a problem notice.
Most often the parcel is scanned at a local sorting centre. Sometimes it is handed to another carrier in the destination country, which can show up as an arrival at that carrier's facility. In a smaller share of cases the next scan is "out for delivery" or "available at the pickup point". Occasionally the parcel passes through another domestic sorting centre first.
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