You already have a warehouse and need a second site in the west.

A trader from France routes goods regularly via the Netherlands and was looking for a place in North Rhine-Westphalia where a load can stand briefly and move on. Another no longer wanted to depend on a single provider.

Handing over transport documents at the dock

How it runs for you

  1. 01

    Delivery by appointment

    We agree a time slot, receive the goods under duty suspension and discharge the incoming movement in EMCS.

    Bonded warehouse: your goods stored duty suspended

  2. 02

    Onward into the EU

    For the next leg we check the consignee in the SEED register, open the outbound e-AD and monitor until the report of receipt.

    Shipping into the EU under duty suspension

  3. 03

    Export outside the EU

    If the load goes outside the EU, we file the export declaration in house and deliver the exit confirmation.

    Export outside the EU: duty falls away for good

  4. 04

    Or release for Germany

    If part of the load stays in Germany, we file the alcohol duty return and release only that part.

    Release for Germany: duty only when you sell

What you bring

  • An advice note with the ARC of the movement and a packing list
  • A forwarder for both transport legs
  • The consignee's SEED number if the goods move on duty suspended

What we take care of

  • Delivery by appointment
  • Onward into the EU
  • Export outside the EU
  • Or release for Germany

Typical route

Netherlands via Solingen to Switzerland, exiting at the EU external border

Frequently asked questions

Do we have to leave our current provider?

No. Most start with individual consignments and keep their existing warehouse.

How quickly can we start?

Once master data, sanctions screening and the contract are in place you can book a slot. That usually takes a few days.

Do you handle transport as well?

No. We do not transport, both legs stay with you or your forwarder.

Request a quote

Four details are enough. You get a quote for your typical shipment, usually by the next working day.