The declaration is the hard part
A yacht in transit can import spares duty free almost anywhere, and almost nobody fills the form in correctly. We write it, and we write it in the language of the port you are actually in.
Genoa, with bonded stock and a forwarding desk · shipping to 60 countries
Anyone can sell you an impeller. The job is a customs declaration that does not strand it in a shed in Malé for nine days, on a Sunday, when the vessel sails Tuesday. We are a logistics company that happens to hold stock.
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How we work
A yacht in transit can import spares duty free almost anywhere, and almost nobody fills the form in correctly. We write it, and we write it in the language of the port you are actually in.
Named, with a mobile number, until it is signed for on the dock. Tracking numbers do not chase a broker on a Friday afternoon and a person does.
If a variant will take four days to build, that is the first thing you hear rather than a promise and then silence. A captain can plan around bad news and cannot plan around optimism.
Duty is deferred until the part leaves for a domestic destination and never charged at all on an export. That is a real saving on a turbocharger and it is why bonded warehousing costs us more.
“Gearbox cooler failed in the Maldives on a Friday. They had an exchange unit in a box within the hour, wrote the declaration themselves, and it cleared Malé on the Sunday morning. Everyone else quoted nine working days.”
The warehouse
Via al Molo Giano 8, Capannone 3
16126 Genova GE, Italy
Molo Giano · 12 min from Genoa airport
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