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The following are the approved freight
forwarders for Essen:
IET - International Exhibits Transport
444 Madison Avenue, 37th Floor
New York, NY 10022
Tel: 212-980-7010 x-23
Fax: 212-751-8283
Contact: Elizabeth Vega
Website: www.ietweb.com
e-mail: evega@ietweb.com
TWI Group
145-43 226th Street
Springfield Gardens, NY 11413
Tel: 718-712-6300
Fax: 718-712-6053
Contact: Tommy McDonald
Website: www.twiglobal.com
e-mail:tmcdonald@twiglobal.com
Schenkers
150 Albany Avenue Freeport, NY 11520
Tel: 516-377-3140
Fax: 516-377-3111 Contact: Joseph Picone
Website:
www.schenkers.com
Email: joseph.picone@schenkersusa.com
Please ship your products to the following freight forwarder in
Essen:
Schenker Deutschland AG
(Show name, Company name,
Hall & Booth #)
Messehaus Mitte
Norbertstrasse 56
D-45131 Essen
Tel: 011 49 201-4373644 / 4367997
Fax: 011 49 201-4367998
Contact: Udo Beyer
Email: fairs.essen@schenker.com
Please make sure that
you always indicate the following items on the label:
- Name of the show
- Your company's name
- Hall number
- Booth number
In order to obtain duty-free temporary admission of
certain goods into the countries that are signatories to the ATA
Convention, an Exporter/Exhibitor may use a standardized international
custom document Carnet. According to the ATA convention, commercial
and professional travelers may take commercial samples, tools of
the trade, advertising material and cinematographic, audio-visual,
medical, scientific, or other professional equipment into member
countries temporarily without paying customs duties and taxes, or
posting a bond at the border of each country to be visited.
The Carnets generally are valid for 12 months and
have the following benefits:
- Eliminates value-added-taxes (VAT), duties, and
the posting of security normally required at the time of importation;
- Simplifying customs procedures, Carnets allow a
temporary exporter to use a single document for all customs transactions,
make arrangements in advance and do so at a predetermined cost;
- Facilitates reentry into the US by eliminating
the need to register goods with US Customs at the time of departure.
For further information, contact your freight forwarder.
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