Importing more than £500bn in goods each year, the UK economy relies heavily on the timely flow of goods directly to customers and businesses alike.
Having initially setup the business to handle containerised imports and now handling all types of cargo, AFS Global have all the tools and relationships you will need, making importing into the UK simple and seamless.
Regardless of where your products originate from, we either have our own offices or a network of the best freight agents available in that region. Liaising in local languages with your supplier, we’re able to ensure we understand everything about your cargo before it begins its journey.
Our relationships with shipping lines in each of the global alliances mean we’re able to offer a range of vessels, loops and rates to suit each customer’s needs. With access to major airlines and clearance facilities at all UK airports, we can provide great solutions for your urgent air freight. And if your shipments start their journey in Europe, we can send trailers and vehicles of all shapes and sizes to safely bring your goods into the UK.
Here are some other reasons why AFS Global are so good at supporting our customers as they strive to source the best raw materials, component parts or finished goods to bring into the country.
- Customs clearance facilities at all major sea, air and road ports across the UK and Republic of Ireland
- An easy to use, on-line track and trace platform to view the progress of your shipment
- A wealth of knowledge on commodity codes and customs & excise requirements
- Personal notification of arriving cargo and a document reminder service
- Advance pre-booking of delivery with our hand-picked haulier partners
- Our 5,4,3,2,1 delivery check that ensures your delivery bookings are protected
We have spent the last 14 years not only supporting our clients but also developing and fine tuning our service and processes, all to benefit our loyal customers.
Does this sound like an approach that would work for your business?
Speak to one of our team today and let us prove that we know what we’re talking about.
