When it comes to international trade, buyers and customs officers need to know where certain goods come from. A certificate of origin is a form that states the “nationality” of products, which... continue reading

Packing List is one of the most important parts of the export or logistic business, requiring detailed inventory and specific methods. Issuing a this document sounds like a complicated, tedious job,... continue reading

Knowing how to make a commercial invoice is a requirement for every medium to large business, including logistic and export. Created after the finalization of a transaction, this invoice has several... continue reading

Invoice serves as an important bill of sale in any transaction, but the proforma invoice has a specific role, especially in the export business. Unlike a common quotation form or bill of sale, this... continue reading

Lastly, in the dangerous goods classification is the miscellaneous featuring all similarly hazardous items and substances not listed by the other classes. With no subdivisions, Class 9 is... continue reading

Categorized in the Dangerous Goods Class 8 is the corrosive materials with no subdivisions like the other classes. These substances are capable of causing acute injuries once exposed to... continue reading

After Class 6, there's the dangerous goods Class 7 featuring radioactive materials, which are comprised of unstable atoms capable of transforming their structure off the cuff. Over some time,... continue reading

Consisting of toxic and infectious substances, the dangerous goods class 6 can lead to severe threats to safety and health if mishandled. The goods are divided into two subdivisions: division 6.1... continue reading