A waybill (TTN) is a primary accounting document that accompanies cargo during road transportation and confirms the transfer of goods from the sender to the recipient through the carrier. Without this document, no legal road freight transportation in Ukraine is considered properly executed. Below – specifically about how this works in practice, what the document […]
If your business imports goods from China, Israel, the USA, or other countries, you inevitably deal with multimodal transportation: sea freight followed by rail or road, customs clearance at the border, and transit through multiple countries. To make all of this work seamlessly, Ukraine has a legal framework that governs these relationships. Daleth Group, as […]
Since the start of the full-scale invasion, the main flow of humanitarian aid has been directed to Ukraine from Poland, Germany, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Estonia, Great Britain and other countries.
If your business is involved in exporting from Ukraine to European Union countries, the term «T1 declaration» is not just a technical term – it is a document that determines whether your cargo will arrive without issues or delays.
Every year, thousands of Ukrainian entrepreneurs face the same question: how to properly process transit through Poland so that cargo reaches the final buyer without delays and fines?
The T1 declaration is a mandatory document for the transit transportation of cargo across the EU customs territory. The procedure appears standardised and straightforward. Yet in practice, mistakes when filing T1 declarations occur regularly – and each one can result in cargo being held at the border, additional costs, or financial liability under the guarantee. […]
Transit cargo transportation across EU territory is an integral part of international logistics for Ukrainian businesses. Every time goods travel from a non-EU country across the Polish border into Ukraine – or in the opposite direction – a T1 declaration in Poland must be filed. Although the procedure itself is standardised across the EU, in […]
Imagine this scenario: a private clinic has purchased a diagnostic ultrasound machine from a German manufacturer. The equipment costs €40,000, and the launch of a new department is scheduled in three weeks. The doctor is already assigned and patients are booked. Then it turns out: there is no registration certificate, customs applies 20% VAT instead […]
Shipping goods from China to Ukraine remains one of the key logistics challenges for hundreds of companies involved in clothing and textile imports. In 2026 – despite the full-scale war in Ukraine, instability in the Middle East, and global turbulence in supply chains – the fashion import market continues to operate and grow actively. Brands […]
Reducing import costs is a question faced by every company engaged in foreign trade. Most Ukrainian importers have traditionally focused on China: low production costs, wide product range, flexible manufacturing terms. Yet today, more and more companies and their counterparts are choosing to do business with Europe rather than China – and it’s not just […]