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Logistics

The border is a process, not an event

Customs clearance & preferences

Customs is treated as a formality at the end of the supply chain and is a master-data question at its start. Wrong tariff numbers, missing supplier declarations and unchecked exports only surface at the audit — and then retrospectively.

AEO
Authorisation prepared
BTI
Contested classification secured

What you have in hand at the end

Not a status report but delivered work results — decided, documented, and with someone accountable for each.

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work results handed over, each with a named owner and a date.

  • Tariff classification of the article master, contested items secured by binding tariff information
  • Preference calculation and collection of supplier declarations
  • Export control check under EU Dual-Use Regulation 2021/821 and the AWV
  • Sanctions-list screening embedded in the ordering and dispatch process
  • Preparation of the AEO authorisation including written procedures

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