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What are the Trade Benefits Provided by the UAE?
For companies and corporations interested in conducting business within the borders of the United Arab Emirates, there are vast options available. These are possible due to t
Trade Consultation (Trade Barrier + Free Trade Agreement)
Aside from the complexity of the international trade market, it is important to note that the market is equally changing at a fast pace. And this is especially true in recent ti
Trade Audit – Policy Import/Export Audits
In discussing international trade operations, importing and exporting is the driving force. Furthermore, the issue of businesses complying with laid-down rules of trade becomes
IOR & EOR – Importer on Record / Exporter on Record
Importing and exporting goods in international trade operations is often accompanied by regulation, financial burdens, and issues of compliance. Without an entity such as an
Prohibited & Restricted Goods for Import into UAE
Importing and exporting goods across borders and between countries is a vital part of international trade. However, when importing into or exporting to the UAE, certain rules and r
Role of Customs Broker in Supply Chain & Different Service Levels
When importing goods into the UAE, declaring these goods to the Customs Authorities and obtaining the required clearance for distributing them within the UAE is a key aspec
General Import Guide for Importing Into UAE
The following sections contain the regulations governing the process of importing goods into the UAE. General Import Guidelines Prospective importers must obtain code of approva
Deep Dive into Road Transportation within UAE and Across GCC
The United Arab Emirates, particularly Dubai, is known for its world-class amenities, as well as for being a place where new chances and cultural variety abound. As good as it is,
How does Transportation Management in Distribution add value?
You think your supply chain strategy is top-notch, yet you fail to deliver smoothly…It happens when your transportation is not managed as it should be. Logistics and supply ch
