Special equipped containers for Mosul Dam
Greenshields Project Cargo / Move One are moving over size materials like this special equipped containers for Mosul Dam (Iraq) yard
Europe – Canada Agreement
EU Commission and Canada government announced the final signs of The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) a big step forward for the development between two great economic areas.
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Days of Battle in Northern Iraq
October 28, 2016 – MOSUL, IRAQ. Once again Iraq faces unrest as they move into the fourth day of battle in Northern Iraq as allied forces attempt to liberate Iraq’s second largest city. Since June 2014, Mosul, the oil-rich capital of Nineveh province, was overran by IS militants or ISIS. Government and Kurdish forces (including US special operations forces) are heading toward Mosul from the south and east to make the city free, with still a lot of ground to reach it. Elaborate defenses such as a network of tunnels, booby traps, car bombs and explosives are discovered leaving coalition forces to maneuver off main roads and through dirt areas.
The Greenshields Project Cargo / Move One Iraq team remains on the ground, in full operation mode and in touch with the situation. The Erbil International Airport (EIA) will face periodic closures to give space to the military activities. The customs office will remain open but priority will be given to cargo shipments that are directly related to the offensive or any supporting humanitarian aid efforts. All other cargo and passenger flights will either be delayed, re-routed to Sulaymaniyah International Airport (ISU) or completely cancelled.
Although the length of this offensive is unknown many predict it can last up to two-months leaving transit to, from, through or even around this area unpredictable and challenging. Move One continues to support the logistical requirements of both humanitarian and military supplies into Iraq during this crisis. New routes are being discovered regularly so that swift deliveries into the affected areas continue regularly.
With large warehousing capabilities, an experienced operations team and in-house customs clearance capabilities at both EIA and ISU airports and also at the Ibrahim Khalil border with Turkey, Greenshields Project Cargo / Move One is the right logistics provider in turbulent and uncertain environments.
Greenshields Project Cargo / Move One will continue to notify its customers of potential delays or transit changes throughout this situation. If you require support at anytime to or from this region, please contact us.
BIETC for Gabon Shipments
Dear Customers, please be advised the shipping co. Cma Cgm will ask for the BIETC copy of all shipments destined to Gabon, with immediate effect.
The draft has to be submitted within export custom closing time of each relevant vessel.
The lack of BIETC copy does not allow the containers are loaded on board and booking is postponed on next available vessel.
All extra charges incurred (change of vessel, handling and demurrages/detentios, if any) will be invoiced to the shipper.
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Mosul Dam Shipment
The shipments for restoration works of the Mosul Dam (Iraq) are carrying on.
In addition to the materials for the main construction yard and supplies to set up base camps, even shipments of foodstuffs for the civilian and military personnel are arranged.
The movements of all the goods to organize the offices included the materials for video surveillance and safety have been planned and scheduled both by truck, vessel and air transports in order to meet the required time for delivery.
Shipments to Mosul’s Dam
Shipments to Mosul’s dam just started.
Transportations service is actually arranged by operating reefer trucks (for perishable cargo) and non-operating reefer trucks (fro dry cargo).
In the next future even combined transports (vessel + truck) will be arranged both
for dry and reefer goods.
for dry and reefer goods.
Shipment To UNISFA – Sudan
Still arranging movements of goods destined to UNISFA Abyei mission in Sudan by combined transport door to door service clearance included.
In July about 50 teus are expected to be loaded from italian and english ports.
ECTN for SUDAN – Implementation Postponed
Due to technical difficulties in Sudan facing the implementation of the ECTN for shipments to the country, further studies are being conducted with the local National Chamber of Importers and the Union of Chambers of Commerce the issue.
In this respect the Executive Office of the Sudanese Customs Authority advises that the ECTN implementation is being postponed until further notice.
Shippers will be informed in due time about the final date of implementation.
ECTN for Sudan
The Sudanese Customs Authority is introducing the Electronic Cargo Tracking Note for all shipments to/from Sudan. For all shipments to and from Sudan (transit cargo included), the shipper or his forwarder are required to issue an ECTN in the port of loading.
Each Bill of Lading must be covered by at least one ECTN and its unique number needs to be inserted in the Bill of Lading and Cargo Manifest under penalty of fines for the shipping line.
Cargoes arriving without valid ECTN will be blocked for delivery by the local customs in Sudan. This new regulation takes effect as from June 1st 2016 (date of Bill of Lading). For any further information, pls feel free to contact us.
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