In maritime transport, a cut off is a deadline set by the shipowner to perform a certain activity, depending on the type of cut off. Types of cut off: cargo cut off (terminal) – that is, the date and time by wh ...

  For years, we have seen rapid growth in container shipments by sea. The growing size of container ships is also associated with more cargo. Until 2016, the stowage of goods on a ship was done on the basis o ...

Continuing our series of "Practical advice from our experts," we present to you the IE 599 Message - essential if you want to apply the zero VAT rate to exports. The IE599 message is an electronic document confirm ...

Continuing our series of “Practical advice from our experts”, we present waiver - essential for exports to African countries. International transport often requires more detailed knowledge of at least the regulati ...

Continuing our series of "Practical advice from our experts," we present to you the most important document in maritime transportation, necessary for the transport to run smoothly - BILL OF LADING. A Bill of Ladin ...

Continuing our series of "Practical advice from our experts", we present the most common Incoterms, together with advice on what to look out for when concluding a transport contract. CFR and CIF The CFR (Cost and Fre ...