No# 1 solution for transport

To Import means to bring or cause to be brought into Kenya from a foreign country

In accordance with the provisions of Sec.34 of the EACCMA 2004, goods for importation shall be entered (declared) within twenty-one days after the commencement of discharge or in the case of vehicles, on arrival.

To clear any imported goods such as a car, machinery or general merchandise requires the engagement of Sheffield Cargo Logistics Limited. When engaging us as your preferred clearing agent ensure you always provide importation documents including but not limited to: 1.A Certificate of Conformity (CoC) from the PVoC agent for regulated products; 2.Valid Commercial Invoice from the exporting firm 3.valid pro forma invoices from the exporting firm. 3.Three Bill of Lading (sea cargo) 4.Airway Bill (air cargo) 5.Certificate of origin 6.Freight invoice for sea cargo 7.Logbook and its translation if it is not in English (motor vehicle) 8.Permit/License for restricted goods(Kephis/PPB) 9.Personal or importer Taxpayer Identification Number (PIN certificate) 10.Exemption letter (in case goods are exempted) 11.Purchase Orders/Contracts, T/T 12.Certificate of Roadworthiness for Motor Vehicles 13.Packing List 14.Letter of Credit (if available)

To Export means to take or cause to be taken out of the Partner State. In accordance with the provisions of Sec.73 of the EACCMA 2004, goods for Exportation shall be entered (declared) in the prescribed manner and the owner furnish customs with the full particulars, supported by documentary evidence, of the goods referred to in the entry. The goods declared shall be exported within thirty days from the date of entry.

The Exporter will need to acquire the services of Sheffield Cargo Logistics Limited. A C & F agent is mandated to process the Exportation documents in the customs system and assist in forwarding goods on your behalf.

To forward any Exported goods requires the engagement of Sheffield Cargo Logistics Ltd. When engaging us as your preferred exporting agent, always provide Exportation documents including but not limited to: A valid Commercial Invoice; Certificate of origin. Permit/License for restricted goods.(KEPHIS, HCDA, ministry of Mining) Personal or Taxpayer Identification Number (PIN certificate). Purchase Orders/Contracts. Packing List. The Exporting agent is then allowed to declare the goods you are Exporting in the customs system (Create an entry).