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What is a Shipping Company?

  • Writer: Angkrit Leaovitavat
    Angkrit Leaovitavat
  • Oct 19, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 30, 2024

A shipping company, also known as a Customs Broker, assists with the customs process for importing and exporting goods across international borders. Customs brokers act as intermediaries between clients and customs authorities to ensure the smooth and legal clearance of goods.



The main responsibilities of a shipping company or customs broker include:

  1. Customs Documentation:

    • Assists in preparing and verifying shipping documents for importing and exporting goods.


  2. Tax Calculation and Management:

    • Accurately calculates customs duties and associated fees.


  3. Regulatory Consultation:

    • Provides advice on customs regulations and requirements in relevant countries.

    • Helps clients comply with existing regulations to avoid potential issues.


  4. Inspection and Goods Clearance:

    • Coordinates with customs authorities during inspections and manages the clearance process to ensure goods pass through smoothly.


  5. Shipment Tracking:

    • Tracks the shipping status of goods and informs clients about their location and customs progress.


  6. Problem Management:

    • Resolves issues that may arise during the customs process, such as inspection delays or documentation problems.


  7. Customer Service:

    • Provides clients with information and advice on shipping and customs matters.


Using a customs broker helps businesses efficiently manage the import and export of goods while reducing the complexity of complying with customs regulations. 

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