Insights

International trade and the transit of goods is like playing on a specialized field; if you do not know the rules and language of this game, the likelihood of being fined or having your shipment delayed is very high. The “common language” in the procedures for the entry and exit of goods are the same customs concepts and terms.

As one of the region’s major trade and transit hubs, Dubai is the primary source for a significant portion of Iran’s imports. Its strategic geographical location, access to open waters, and the presence of representatives for top global brands in the UAE make the transport of goods from Dubai to Iran a consistently attractive option for Iranian merchants.

If you have worked in the field of international transportation, export or import, you have probably heard the term “General Cargo” many times. But what exactly does this concept include, and how does it differ from bulk or special cargo? In this article, we will fully examine the concept of general cargo, its features, types of packaging, and methods of transportation.

China is the world’s main production hub and Iran’s largest trading partner. From raw materials for factories to industrial equipment and consumer goods, most of the country’s imports come from China. But despite the long route and changing laws, timely delivery of goods is one of the main concerns of Iranian traders.