What areas can we help you with?

Customs control activities are actions taken by customs authorities to check the compliance of goods transported across borders with applicable customs and trade legislation. They include, among other things, the verification of customs documentation or the inspection of goods. We support companies in carrying out all customs control activities, from documentation to interactions with customs authorities.

Thanks to our experience, clients can avoid delays and documentation errors, which speeds up the clearance process and eliminates additional costs.

We offer assistance with the legalisation of certificates of origin, such as EUR.1, ATR, Form A or Certificate of Origin, which are necessary to benefit from preferential customs agreements.

By working with us, clients obtain preferential customs rates, receive professional assistance, minimising the risk of documentation errors that could lead to delays or additional costs.

We deal with the preparation and completion of the TIR carnet, ensuring safe and simplified procedures for the transport of goods across borders, and the CMR, regulating the terms and conditions of the contract for the carriage of goods by road between countries which are parties to the CMR Convention. These are essential and key documents required for international transport.

Shipments are properly documented to ensure the smooth flow of goods across borders, reducing the risk of delays and complications.

We offer advice and consultation on customs and logistics regulations, helping companies to optimise customs processes and supply chain management. We advise on customs regulations, classification of goods and preferential trade agreements. We help you make the right decisions on international trade issues, with a particular focus on the UK market.

We carry out customs audits, analysing customs clearance documentation and processes to ensure that everything is compliant with current legislation.

We specialise in UK regulations and have representatives in London, thereby increasing operational efficiency, minimising the risk of errors and optimising costs associated with transport and customs clearance to and from the UK.