Oil and Gas
High-value technical equipment and critical lead times. Where applicable, we use suspensive customs regimes (such as temporary admission) for equipment that returns, and handle the required technical documentation and certificates.
Sectors Served
Each sector has its own certification, licensing and transport requirements. These are the points we pay attention to.
Energy
Large equipment, projects with fixed schedules, specific insurance and use of suspensive regimes where applicable.
Construction
Bulky and heavy materials, distribution logistics to site and, in the European Union, CBAM applicable to cement and steel.
Agribusiness
Seeds, fertilisers and inputs require phytosanitary certificates; fertilisers are covered by CBAM in the European Union.
Food and Beverages
Sanitary and phytosanitary certificates, labelling in the official language, minimum shelf life and, where needed, refrigerated transport.
Machinery and Equipment
Heavy or out-of-gauge cargo, manuals and conformity certificates (such as CE marking in the European Union), lifting and insurance suited to the value.
Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences
Requires regulator authorisation, temperature control in the cold chain, batch traceability and shelf life compatible with the destination.
Medical and Hospital
Medical devices subject to registration and conformity (in the European Union, Regulation (EU) 2017/745), plus installation and technical support.
Chemicals and Petrochemicals
Many products are dangerous goods: classification, safety data sheets, certified packaging and transport restrictions (IMDG by sea, ADR by road).
Metals
Material test certificates, heavy cargo and, in the European Union, CBAM applicable to steel and aluminium.
Automotive
Vehicles and parts have different tariff classifications and technical requirements. We check type approval, origin documents and the most suitable transport mode (roll-on/roll-off or container).
Technology
High-value goods with theft risk: reinforced insurance, packaging and tracking. Lithium batteries are dangerous goods in air transport.
Hygiene and Cleaning
Many cleaning products are dangerous goods for transport purposes, with labelling and safety data sheet requirements.
Security
Protective equipment with recognised certification and goods that may require specific licensing or prior authorisation.
Cosmetics and Personal Care
Safety and labelling requirements (in the European Union, Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009) and control of shelf life and storage.
Apparel and Accessories
Origin and tariff preferences, labelling, protection of intellectual property against counterfeiting and seasonal lead times.
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