New export controls for dual-use goods and technologies
This updated regulation includes substantial changes, including a greater focus on cyber surveillance, human rights and terrorism-related considerations.
SGS e-Customs launches Export services in Ireland
SGS e-Customs are delighted to announce that we have grown our customs services with the introduction of export services from Ireland. The service was launched on the 14th June 2021.
Port of Sète
SGS opens brand new support office.
Killingholme – opening transits with Stena Line
Due to a large volume of requests from traders wishing to open transit declarations from Killingholme, Stena Line have now introduced the possibility to ship cargo under a transit document which will be processed between Stena Line and UK Border Force.
Return to the UK Landbridge
How transits are becoming a more popular option for movements across the continent.
The Custom House, Ashford – temporary change of location
The Custom House will temporarily move from its location now in Waterbrook Park to the Ashford International Truckstop on Waterbrook Avenue.
Transit guarantee calculation from the UK
Under the rules of the Common Transit Convention, the guarantee for a transit declaration is calculated based on the highest rates of taxes applicable to such goods in the country of departure.
New import requirements for composite products
Many products containing products of animal origin (POAO) are already subject to health certificates.
Kent Access Permit – no longer required
Due to the low number of turnback’s and drivers being generally in possession of the necessary customs declarations, it has been decided by the UK authorities that a KAP is no longer required.
SGS Ireland TransitNet Training Webinar
Objective: Become a TransitNet pro by learning how to create your own declarations on the platform, taking back control of your transit movements and saving time and money.
