Closed borders, staff limitations, stock-outs, lack of raw materials, unexpected peaks in demand and sudden mobility restrictions…
The transport and ...
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Which factors differentiate “Reverse Logistics” from “Forward Logistics”?
The main target of Logistics is to minimize the cost and achieve the ...
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Dangerous Goods (DG) classification is imperative in order to determine the action required during handling, packaging or transporting of dangerous ...
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ADR, European Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road, is the agreement by which international transport of ...
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Most of the transported goods are not considered sufficiently dangerous to require certain precautions during road transport.
Some goods, however, ...
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Commodities coming from a Bonded Warehouse can be transferred to any acceptable customs destination (re-export, placement in Customs Free Zone, ...
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The necessary procedure for goods to be able to exit from a Bonded Warehouse, a declaration must be submitted by ...
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Any type of commodity can be stored, but in case of goods that are dangerous for public safety, health and ...
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Bonded Warehousing is a customs procedure which may be applied to imported goods and involves the storage of goods in ...
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Goods are presented to the customs office where the holder applies for a warehousing declaration. Upon completion of inspections conducted ...
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