David Wang
-Updated on June 26, 2026
What does 'in giacenza' mean on SDA tracking?
'In giacenza' means the parcel is being held at an SDA location, usually after a failed delivery, while it waits for a new delivery attempt, a pickup, or instructions. The hold lasts only a limited number of working days before the parcel is returned to sender, so act quickly to arrange redelivery or collection.
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