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Navigating the intricacies of African cargo shipping demands meticulous attention to each country’s regulations. From ECTN in one region to FERI in another and BSC in yet another, the landscape is diverse. At HMG, we excel in delivering the precise documentation required for

customs clearance, ensuring seamless transit across borders. Our specialized services are

tailored to meet the unique needs of each destination, guaranteeing compliance and efficiency every step of the way.

Don’t let complicated shipping regulations stand in the way of your business success. Partner

 with us for seamless cargo shipments to and from Africa. Get in touch with our team today to

learn more about how we can help you navigate the African shipping landscape with confidence.

FERI certification is mandated by some African countries for incoming shipments, playing a pivotal role in ensuring compliance with national regulations and international standards. This certification provides assurance of the quality and safety of goods being imported, contributing to smoother customs clearance processes and enhancing overall trade efficiency. By requiring FERI certification, African countries aim to safeguard consumer interests, prevent the entry of substandard products into their markets, and uphold the integrity of their import processes. Additionally, it helps facilitate trade partnerships by establishing trust between trading partners and promoting transparency in the supply chain.

Bordereau de Suivi des Cargaisons (BSC) Certification is a vital requirement for cargo shipments to certain African countries, serving as a crucial document for customs clearance. BSC provides detailed information about the cargo prior to arrival, aiding customs authorities in risk assessment and clearance procedures. By ensuring compliance with import regulations and enhancing security measures, BSC Certification contributes to smoother and more efficient trade operations. African countries require BSC Certification to streamline customs processes, prevent smuggling, and protect national interests by accurately tracking incoming cargo and collecting appropriate duties and taxes.