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By Alex Lennane
Maersk has taken another step towards becoming an integrated company by offering digital customs clearance for ocean customers.
Its new online shipping management platform is available in seven European countries and will be rolled out worldwide by the end of the year.
It gives customers full compliance with local customs rules online, with pricing displayed for all import and export declarations.
“It saves our customers time, money and headaches, reducing the number of intermediaries they deal with from three or four to just one, as ...
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Jon
April 30, 2019 at 2:14 pmFor most of you who may not know.
1, maersk will know the cost of your shipping as it has to be declared on the entry
2, are maersk going to pay the local duties and taxes on your behalf ? hmm no ?
3. Maersk are just compiling a database of clients around the world .
Maersk stick to what your good at , getting metal containers A to B , leave the C , D and to the professionals .
Would you trust them . I wouldn’t !!