To find out about tariffs, taxes, or duties, you can use online resources like the UK Trade Tariff tool or the EU TARIC database. Alternatively, we can provide accurate information based on your product’s HS code.

Labelling and packaging requirements vary, but in general, your labels need to include details like the product name, country of origin, and any safety or compliance symbols. Some countries, like those in the EU, require specific marks like CE certification for electronics. Packaging also needs to meet international standards, such as ISPM-15 for wooden pallets.

The best shipping method depends on your needs. If speed is important, air freight is faster but more expensive. If you’re moving large or heavy goods, sea freight is usually more cost effective but slower. But don’t worry we can help you compare options and choose the one that fits your budget and timelines.

For your first shipment, you’ll need a commercial invoice that outlines the goods, their value, and details about the buyer and seller. A packing list with the dimensions and weights of each package is also required. Depending on the goods, you might also need certificates of origin or specific permits.

Yes, cargo insurance is a good idea. It protects your goods against loss or damage during transit. We can provide insurance and help you be sure to choose coverage that matches the value of your goods and covers all potential risks.