Our company is dealing with cargo transportation, cargo processing and temporary storage. We are licensed to provide customs brokerage services. By contacting P&B Terminal, customers will be able to transport their cargo across the border in the shortest possible time. We will save not only time but financial costs as well. Do you want to order customs clearance so that the cargo is delivered to the consignee without hindrance? Please contact us now.
When is it necessary to draw up documents for customs?
International cargo transportation requires proper cargo processing. When ordering such a service from our company, you may not be afraid that the products will be «stuck» in customs or you will have to pay a fine for incorrectly prepared documentation. We will help to obtain a permit for the export of products from the country and pass customs control safely.
We draw up documents both for the export of goods through customs and for the import of cargo. Our terminal is located in the territory of the Freeport of Riga. We will help to transport cargo by sea, road, rail and air.
The main purpose of drawing up customs documents is to provide descriptions of cargo for which the necessary control is performed. We act within the framework of International Law and provide services in accordance with the norms of the EU countries. We guarantee that your cargo will pass customs control in the shortest possible time.
Advantages of addressing P&B Terminal
By providing terminal cargo transportation for many years, we have gained the necessary experience in solving tasks of any complexity. We provide the following benefits.
- High professionalism. Our customers can be sure that their cargo will pass customs control quickly and without violations.
- Work comfort. It is enough to contact us and order a document drawing up service. We will do everything else independently with minimal customer involvement in the process.
- Available tariffs. Our prices allow us to reduce customers’ expenses for international cargo transportation.
