Davies Turner is well prepared
Speculation on the consequences and outcome of Brexit negotiations has reached a critical point but remains unclear.
In the event of a ‘No Deal’ scenario on 29th March all goods between the UK and Europe will require customs clearance. Congestion at ports has been widely predicted with the impact widespread for a period of time.
Davies Turner is well prepared. Plans are well underway to upgrade our in built capabilities, and also to offer guidance to our customers on how they can prepare now to be ready for the significant challenges that may lie ahead.
Why Davies Turner?
• Davies Turner is uniquely placed to use the existing customs clearance skills and systems that support over 100 trucks per week to and from Turkey & North Africa among our non EU specialist services.
• Alongside our trailer services Davies Turner is one of the largest Sea freight groupage operators, handling clearances at every site.
• We already use a variety of ferry routes and ports by road.
• Our UK depots are approved for customs clearance allowing us to by-pass congestion within the ports and proceed for clearance by the Davies Turner Clearance team inland.
• In 2010 Davies Turner were among the first to be awarded AEO status, we are therefore experienced in operating in a “trusted trader” environment.
• Existing Clearance and Operations Teams are being bolstered with a nationwide recruitment plan, and in preparation with our award winning IT teams, including software and infrastructure.
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• Logistics • Overland • Ocean • Air Cargo
• From small parcels to Project Cargo
• Export Documentation specialists
• Worldwide Coverage
• AEO and ISO9001 approved
Catering for all your freight needs Unit C16, Taylor’s Court, Barbot Hall Industrial Estate, Parkgate, Rotherham S62 6NU
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