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The flexitank is a high-capacity, safe, and efficient flexible tank, especially designed for the importation of bulk liquids by sea. Its versatility, with capacities ranging from 10,000 to 24,000 liters and a wide range of types to suit all needs, makes it the ideal system for maritime transport of liquids of any density. The installation […]
The correct classification of imported goods is vital to apply the corresponding tariff classification, calculate the taxes the importer must pay, and determine if the products must meet certain requirements for export or import. An incorrect classification can result in penalties, return to the country of origin, and even the destruction of the merchandise, with […]
Do we solve headaches, suffering, and uncertainty for you? Welcome to perfect importing. Enjoy total security without losing profitability. Import tariffs are the tool used by customs to regulate international trade. This tax is levied on imports of goods from countries outside the European Union. Its application is not without complexity, as there are different […]
The importation of furniture is subject to SOIVRE controls for two main reasons. The first is to protect the Spanish wood and furniture industry. The second, even more important, is to protect consumers by ensuring that furniture from third countries meets minimum requirements for quality, ergonomics, and safety. The Official Service of Inspection, Surveillance, and […]
One of the usual controls for introducing goods into Spain from third countries is the SOIVRE for the importation of industrial products. This surveillance system ensures compliance with quality standards and the characteristics of products from international trade. The Official Service for Inspection and Surveillance of Foreign Trade (SOIVRE) emerged in the 1930s for the […]
The logistics of importation in the pharmaceutical industry is an extremely complex process that requires rigorous handling during maritime transportation. From medicines to biological materials such as blood or tissues, they need to be transported at a constant temperature, as a variation of a few degrees can lead to the rejection of the product, resulting […]
The Incoterm (International Commercial Terms) sets out the conditions agreed upon between the exporter and the importer regarding the delivery of goods, transaction costs, and responsibilities of each involved party. The most commonly used Incoterms when importing from China are CIF and FOB, two modalities of managing maritime transportation that have significant differences in terms […]
The import of goods by maritime transport grew steadily in 2017, following the trend of recent years. Despite the strikes last year in Spanish ports, maritime traffic achieved its best result since 2006 with a growth of over 7% and with the ports of Barcelona, Valencia, and Algeciras leading the way. As for goods, chemicals, […]
Planning timing for autumn imports is key to not breaking the supply chain, especially in sectors where seasonality drives a peak in sales. In Spain, flowers peak in the last week of October, driven by the All Saints’ Day holiday. In other sectors, such as textiles and footwear, the new season kicks off with garments […]
