BETTER LOGISTICAL STRUCTURE FOR STORAGE

Working in the air, on the sea and on land, in the importing, exporting and consolidation of cargo, ABEPRA associates offer the support needed to store your products, because they have excellent knowledge of logistics and the customs law.

Know the existing methods of storing merchandise:
• Public Customs Depository (DAP) In importation
- Merchandise imported in any exchange and tax system. Customs verification, release and clearance. In exporting.
- Merchandise designated for export.

• Customs Import Warehouse Merchandise imported by the buyer itself without foreign exchange coverage
- Merchandise imported on consignment, without prior identification of the buyer and without foreign exchange coverage.
- Merchandise imported with or without foreign exchange coverage designated for exportation in the same State.

• Customs Exportation Warehouse
a) In ordinary exportation:
- Merchandise designated for exportation by producer, seller, consortium, cooperative, etc.

b) Extraordinary
- Merchandise purchased by Trading Company for exportation.

• Certified Customs Depository - DAC/DUB
The system is reserved for exportations under the DUB-Delivery Under Customs Bond-method. It consists of the exportation of merchandise which, not having been shipped abroad, remains deposited in the country in a customs location qualified by the Brazilian Internal Revenue Service.

• Siscomex Exportation - MIC DTA - Railroad Operations
Gives the railroad clearance, and the vehicle leaves sealed and inspected by the Brazilian Internal Revenue Service, without the necessity of a customs re-inspection when crossing the next border.

• General Warehouses
May receive, for an indefinite term, national or nationalized merchandise in deposit, guaranteeing to the depositor the highest quality and most secure storage.

• Advantages:
The functionality in the entrance of merchandise for deposit, its departure designated for the internal and external market, and its handling during storing and warehousing, is significantly simplified with the utilization of a Customs Warehouse, Customs Depository or General Warehouse. They are always in agreement with the Tax Law, both Federal and State.

For the Consignor:
- Ease of the customs release process;
- Presence of specialized personnel;
- Appropriate storage location;
- Possibility of batch expansion;
- Postponement of tax payments until the merchandise is nationalized.

For the Consignee:
- The foreign exporter, being aware of the Brazilian need to purchase its products, has an advanced platform in our territory, as a result of a planned sales policy and the security of what its investment will return.
- The use of the Customs Warehouse transforms Brazil into a strategic point for exportation of the merchandise. Therefore, the foreign exporter may leave its products close to its consumer market.