What Does “Value for Customs Purposes Only, No Commercial Value” Mean?
If a shipment is marked “value for customs purposes only, no commercial value”, it usually means the item…
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If a shipment is marked “value for customs purposes only, no commercial value”, it usually means the item…
Read the guide →Whether you’ll have to pay customs is usually determined by the shipment itself: its value, what the item…
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DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) is the Incoterm that places the most responsibility on the seller. If your question…
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Yes — you can buy directly from Chinese manufacturers, but in practice that can mean a few different…
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If your AliExpress shipping cost looks unusually high, the short answer is that the checkout total is often…
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International shipments usually take so long because they pass through more stages than domestic parcels: origin pickup, export…
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The 7 C's of logistics are a logistics and supply chain framework used to improve service, coordination, and…
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The UK import tax limit for most non-excise goods sent from abroad is £135. If the goods are…
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If you are importing an iPhone from China to Europe, the key issue is usually customs and VAT,…
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No — if you refuse to pay customs or import fees, you usually do not get an automatic…
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