Tigers is offering customers either limited fiscal representation if they have a European entity that sells their goods locally, or general fiscal representation to avoid the need to have a European entity to continue selling and meeting all local regulations.
Tigers’ facilities in Thurrock, UK, and Rotterdam, the Netherlands, have been designed for omnichannel fulfilment, offering sustainable e-commerce products and low-cost last mile B2B and B2C solutions across Europe.
“We will prepare an Export Declaration and Transit Document for the goods to be exported to the EU, which we will then transport to Rotterdam where we facilitate the import clearance process to Customs-clear the goods into the EU,” said Sharon Page, Director Freight Forwarding at Tigers.
“Once import clearance is released, we will perform a cross-docking function to ensure safe final mile delivery throughout Europe.”
Tigers has Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) and Authorised Consignor and Consignee status, meaning customers benefit from a lower rate of compliance inspections, a reduction in the number of Customs control checks, and simplified documentation for imports and exports.
