Industries
Goods we have handled.
Every company on our register, grouped by what they bring in. Solar equipment, heavy machinery, dyes and textiles are where most of our work is, although there is very little that has not come through this office at one time or another.
- 01Clearing the parts a workshop or assembler imports — not the car itself.Automotive parts
- 02Clearing dyes and chemicals — and the ones a regulator has to sign off first.Chemicals and dyes
- 03Battery storage clears against a valuation ruling and a dangerous-goods file, not an invoice.Energy storage
- 04Clearing tanning chemicals and machinery in, finished leather and garments out.Leather
- 05Clearing plant, machinery and engineering goods — what actually holds a machine at the terminal.Machinery
- 06Clearing paper, board, packaging material and print inputs.Paper and packaging
- 07Clearing drugs, food and FMCG lines against two regulators, not one.Pharmaceuticals and FMCG
- 08Panels, inverters and batteries clear on three different tracks.Solar and energy
- 09Melters, re-rollers, casters and traders — the same port, different files.Steel and metals
- 10Clearing phones, network gear and consumer electronics.Telecom and electronics
- 11Clearing cotton, yarn, dyes and machinery for the mills.Textiles
- 12What decides a timber clearance: the species, the cubic-metre measurement, and the quarantine sign-off.Timber and wood