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Castik Capital acquires Customs Support - customs service provider

Amsterdam, The Netherlands – Castik Capital, a European Private Equity firm, has entered into an agreement to acquire Customs Support from Mentha Capital and Park Ventures. Oscar Driessen (Park Ventures) and the management team will make a (re)investment in the transaction alongside the EPIC II fund managed by Castik.

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Dutch Customs: Exporter must be an EU company procedure delayed

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Customs Support is looking for an EDI / Data-Integration Specialist

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Digitalisation to Speed Up Customs Processes at the Irish Sea Border

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Incoterms Explained: Cost and Freight (CFR)

Since January the Incoterms 2020 are in effect. Every ten years these Incoterms are updated. You can read more about the most important changes compared to Incoterms 2010 in one of our earlier blogs in the Incoterms series. The Incoterm in this blog is one of the Incoterms specifically for transport over water: Cost and Freight (CFR).

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Cargo Moving Through Ports: Behind the scenes

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What is an EORI number and why do I need one?

Per January 1st 2021 there will be two types of EORI numbers. An EU EORI number and a UK EORI number.

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Experience the Supply Chain Aftermovie 2019

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The EU Customs Pre-Arrival Security and Safety Program: ICS2

The EU Customs is taking steps to improve the entry security and safety border controls. According to the European Commission, it entails an overhaul and reform from multiple perspectives, like IT, legal, customs risk management/controls and trade operational perspectives.

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Incoterms Explained: Free on Board (FOB)

When goods are bought or sold “Free on Board” (FOB) it means that the seller delivers the goods to a ship at a port previously agreed to by the seller and the buyer. The seller loads the goods onto the ship. The buyer then takes care of the import formalities and transportation to the final destination. Free on Board is one of the oldest Incoterms. It dates back to when goods were carried by sailing ships and it was one of the terms when the Incoterms were first released in 1936. It is also one of the most used commercial terms.

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