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Warehouse Solution

We have our team of professionals who offer unparalleled expertise in solving your warehouse challenges if there will be any.

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Recycling Services

For those companies that are looking to dispose of their good condition, used pallets and wood waste, providing an environmentally friendly solution to your pallet clearance needs.

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Promoting Reliability and Efficiency

We specialize in logistically sound processes in place to offer an efficient pallet delivery service around the world.

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F.A.Q.

The seller makes the goods available to be collected at their premises and the buyer is responsible for all other risks, transportation costs, taxes and duties from that point onwards. This term is commonly used when quoting a price. Example Goods are being picked up by the buyer from the seller’s premises in Rotterdam. The term used in the contract is ‘EXW Rotterdam’.

 

The seller pays for transport to a specified terminal at the agreed destination. The buyer is responsible for the cost of importing the goods. The buyer takes responsibility once the goods are unloaded at the terminal.

 
The seller pays for transport to the specified destination, but the buyer pays the cost of importing the goods. The seller takes responsibility for the goods until they’re ready to be unloaded by the buyer.
The seller puts the goods alongside the ship at the specified port they’re going to be shipped from. The seller must get the goods ready for export, but the buyer is responsible for the cost and risk involved in loading them. This term is commonly used for heavy-lift or bulk cargo (e.g. generators, boats), but not for goods transported in containers by more than one mode of transport (FCA is usually used for this).
The seller pays for insurance as well as transport to the specified destination. Responsibility for the goods transfers to the buyer when the seller passes them to the first carrier, it’s commonly used for goods being transported by container by more than one mode of transport. If transporting only by sea, CIF is often used 
The seller must get the goods ready for export and load them onto the specified ship. The buyer and seller share the costs and risks when the goods are on board. This term is not used for goods transported in containers by more than one mode of transport