Have you been told that your parcel is stuck in customs? It may be held up at a port, airport or land border. In this case, there's no need to contact the IDS (Customs Information Service) call center. The customs authorities cannot give you any information on...
How is the transport of hazardous goods regulated in France, Europe and internationally? In France, 5.5 million road journeys a year involve hazardous goods, 80% of which are fuels. While these products are essential to...
Export regulations for aerosols can vary from country to country and from region to region. However, here are some general points to bear in mind: Product classification: Aerosols may contain different types of...
Fine Art - Transporting works of art: a practical guide The primary cause of damage to works of art is transport. To ensure the safe removal or delivery of this type of highly fragile merchandise, you need to think carefully about its packaging, choose the right...
Hand Carry or hand delivery of high-value parcels - A practical guide Hand Carry is a highly secure emergency transport solution. It is suitable for the delivery of very important parcels or documents, as well as for the transport of...
A complete guide to the new Incoterms in 2023 In international trade, not all companies speak the same language. They can communicate without ambiguity thanks to Incoterms, a term derived from the contraction in English of the notion International Commercial...
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