Charting the Future: Mastering UK Import-Export Dynamics for Manufactured Goods
As the United Kingdom charts its course post-Brexit, businesses engaged in the import and export of manufactured goods find themselves at the forefront of a new era.
SGS Joins Panel at Global Trade Conference
Our specialized and licensed customs clearance department offers high quality services, supporting companies from all over the world to process their customs formalities and comply with Greek customs legislation.
SGS e-Customs Greece provides a full range of customs services
Our specialized and licensed customs clearance department offers high quality services, supporting companies from all over the world to process their customs formalities and comply with Greek customs legislation.
Important changes for goods entering the UK via the Dover Straits
Now that the Sevington and Holyhead sites are open and fully functioning, the additional capacity at DWD and Stop 24 is no longer necessary. Therefore, HMRC recommends that you start using the facilities at Sevington from now on.
Transport Logistic 2023
SGS are delighted to announce their participation in Transport Logistic 2023 – the leading international trade fair for logistics, mobility, IT and supply chain management.
UK postpones veterinary checks until 2023
Please note that the UK has announced that no further import controls will be introduced for goods from the EU this year.
Are you ready for the change to CDS from CHIEF?
Customs Freight Simplified Procedures (CFSP) allow goods to be imported into the United Kingdom without a full import declaration being made at the time of arrival.
New processes for air freight to the EU
New processes for the entry and temporary storage of air cargo will be introduced. Are you importing goods by air to the EU? From the above-mentioned date, some changes will be made to the current processes.
Transit of humanitarian relief goods from the UK simplified
Customs formalities in the Netherlands have been temporarily simplified for humanitarian relief goods from the United Kingdom that are destined for the victims of the war in Ukraine.
Dutch customs will pay more attention to import declarations in the coming months
The Dutch Customs Authority recently announced that it will pay more attention to the customs value of textiles and shoes in import declarations which are imported into the EU via the Netherlands.