Imports & Destination Services
Our expertise extends to handling customs clearance and limited fiscal representation, supported by transport coordination, cold storage solutions, and marine survey arrangements to ensure compliant, efficient cargo handling and on-time delivery.
About Imports & Destination
Getting cargo to the port is only part of the journey. Once it arrives, clearance, collection, storage and delivery all need to happen without unnecessary delays — especially when the cargo is temperature-sensitive.
GoReefers manages the destination process from arrival through to final delivery. Our team coordinates customs clearance, collection, temperature-controlled storage and onward transport, keeping every part of the shipment connected.
For perishable imports, this matters. Every delay can affect both cost and product quality, which is why we focus on keeping cargo moving and maintaining the right conditions throughout the journey.
What's included
Imports & Destination Services from GoReefers covers the following.
Each item is delivered by the same team, using the same shipment record.
Customs clearance
Entry preparation, submission and release, including tariff classification and duty calculation for both perishable and general cargo.
Transport
Collection from the port or terminal and onward delivery, including refrigerated transport where the cold chain must be maintained.
Cold storage and warehousing
Temperature-controlled and ambient storage at destination, whether for a short dwell between clearance and delivery or longer-term holding.
Marine surveys
Independent inspection of cargo condition on arrival, producing the documentary evidence needed to support a claim where cargo has been damaged in transit.
IMPORTS & DESTINATION:FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Does GoReefers handle customs clearance for imports?
Yes. GoReefers prepares and submits customs entries, manages release, and handles tariff classification and duty calculation for imported perishable and general cargo.
Can GoReefers store imported cargo before delivery?
Yes. Both temperature-controlled and ambient storage are available at destination, so cargo can be held between clearance and final delivery without breaking the cold chain.
What is a marine survey and when do I need one?
A marine survey is an independent inspection of cargo condition, usually carried out on arrival. You need one when cargo appears damaged or temperature-compromised, because the surveyor’s report is the evidence a claim rests on.
