Goods Departure Message (GDM)

Goods Domestic Status

Goods domestic status is determined by the fact that all duties and taxes have been paid on the goods upon entering that customs territory. 33(1) Goods are domestic goods for the purposes of this Part if— (a) they are wholly obtained in the United Kingdom, or (b) they have been subject to a chargeable Customs

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Groupage

Groupage freight is a shipping method used when unit of goods are transported in bundles to form a consolidated transport i.e. the combination of several smaller shipments into one full container. This shipping method is suitable for single pallets. For a larger pallet quantity, partial load shipment is generally the cheaper option. The Groupage process

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Home Use

Most import clearing agents will enter goods to customs under home use. This declares the goods are to remain in the UK/EU.

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Goods Movement Reference (GMR)

A GMR indicates approval to move goods and is issued through the Goods Vehicle Movement Service (GVMS). It links together all the customs declarations for a particular shipment. The GMR specifies: Details of the planned crossing, if available, including the departure and arrival port, carrier, and departure time The registration number of the vehicle making

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Import Control System (ICS)

ICS (Import Control System) is the electronic security declaration management system for the importation of goods into the European Union customs territory. This EU regulation came into force at the end of 2010. This is the system that links with GVMS and CDS to confirm the import of goods from the UK. Effectively a pre

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