Market relations with the European Union are complicated by the need to go through the bureaucratic procedure for customs clearance of products supplied for sale and no less problematic “customs clearance”. At the same time, European politicians first of all took into account the interests of their entrepreneurs, as a result of which conditions such as DDP import , which provide for all types of organizational issues in the following order:
- Customs clearance - seller (importer).
- Costs and responsibility for delivery are the seller.
- Organizational (including fines or seizure of cargo) issues during customs clearance - the seller.
- And finally, the most "fat piece", prepayment of all import went - the seller.
A European buyer receives an imported “clean” product on the same terms as from a domestic consumer. This problem practically excludes the sale of products through retail chains, and wholesale to intermediaries does not bring enough profit to the importer.
Scheme for retail supplies
The scheme is proven and simple enough. The buyer of the products is the ImpexProf company, which is located and officially registered as a legal entity in Poland (EU). Products (goods) packed in one batch after passing the border:
- Comes to the company's warehouse.
- Undergoes customs clearance (carried out by company employees).
- Distributed into separate parties.
- Delivered to small consumers anywhere in the EU as an internal product of the country.
The profit received in connection with the retail sale of products is tens of times higher than the cost of warehouse services (bundling of individual lots, storage). At the same time, using this scheme, you can import goods without having an end customer and sell them at retail or in small batches directly from the warehouse (a great option for seasonal products).
For more information, please visit the official website of the ImpexProf company. For the convenience of customers, the resource provides an option for online consultation with the
