We are experienced in arranging the shipping and clearance of many different types of goods, especially chemicals, machinery and machinery parts, and understand the special customs procedures required for entry of goods which may be under temporary importation or Inward Processing Relief (IPR). Some goods can be imported duty free under tariff suspension, and we are able to offer help and advice on commodities where this may apply.
Even if you don’t currently import goods, but source products from EU suppliers, now is the time to ensure that you are prepared for a possible ‘no deal’ Brexit. If that happens, goods entering from the EU will require customs clearance, and in many cases the payment of duty and VAT immediately they arrive in the UK. Contact Seabee now for guidance and help on what steps you need to take to avoid disruption.
Seabee have years of experience in the packing of goods for export.
Whether it’s the packing of dangerous goods for airfreight undertaken by us either at our premises or yours, we can offer you the perfect cost-effective packing for your products. We can advise on the most suitable type of packaging for your shipment, taking account of the type of goods and whether it will move by road, sea or air. Handling and transport facilities in the country of destination are also a consideration to determine where extra strong package is needed. We can arrange packing in everything from simple cardboard boxes through to made to measure cases with damage resistant foam lining to reduce the possibility of breakage.