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The Blog

Logistics insights from Morocco

Guides, regulations and industry news on freight forwarding, customs clearance and international shipping to and from Morocco.

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Morocco’s free trade agreements: how to pay less duty with the right proof of originRegulations
8 September 20263 min read

Morocco’s free trade agreements: how to pay less duty with the right proof of origin

EU, USA, UK, EFTA, Turkey, the Agadir Agreement, AfCFTA… Morocco has one of the widest networks of trade agreements in Africa. Here is how to actually benefit from it.

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ATA Carnet in Morocco: bringing in equipment for events, shows and exhibitions without paying dutiesRegulations
4 August 20263 min read

ATA Carnet in Morocco: bringing in equipment for events, shows and exhibitions without paying duties

Concert backline, film gear, exhibition stands: how temporary admission and the ATA Carnet work in Morocco, which customs offices accept it, and how to plan the paperwork.

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Shipping dangerous goods by air and sea: the 9 hazard classes and the rules that applyRegulations
28 July 20263 min read

Shipping dangerous goods by air and sea: the 9 hazard classes and the rules that apply

Batteries, perfumes, paints, chemicals: many everyday products are regulated as dangerous goods. How the IATA DGR and IMDG Code work, and what shippers must provide.

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