Dublin-based freight forwarder EFL International Distribution has launched a comprehensive Customs clearance services for automobiles to streamline the vehicle importation process for its clients.
In support of this, it has also joined the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), which underscores the company’s commitment to its new service.
EFL general manager, Kevin Blake, explains:
“Importing a car can be a complex and time-consuming endeavour, but by utilising our new service, customers can navigate every step of the process with ease.”
From handling intricate documentation to ensuring full compliance with customs regulations, the company’s team of specialists guarantees a hassle-free and efficient clearance process. Whether for a single vehicle or an entire fleet, EFL International delivers tailored solutions, transparent guidance, and seamless service, ensuring vehicles are cleared and ready for the road in no time.
Blake adds:
“Being part of SIMI allows EFL International to strengthen its global partnerships, access cutting-edge industry insights, and continue delivering services that reflect the latest in best practices.”
These new developments mean that customers now benefit from expert custom clearance services for automobiles that save time and simplify vehicle importation in a trusted partnership with a company aligned with global industry standards through SIMI membership.
Blake concludes:
“Joining SIMI and launching our Customs clearance services for automobiles mark a new chapter for EFL International as we continue to evolve to meet the needs of our customers.
“We are committed to being a reliable partner, offering tailored solutions and staying ahead of industry developments to help our clients succeed.”
Today EFL International is one of the few remaining, privately-owned companies still operating within the Irish market.
The company’s core services within the EU include driver-accompanied trailers, short sea containers and express vehicles operating on a daily basis. Worldwide, it has been a partner of the Hong Kong based U-Freight Group for over 35 years.
