Dunkerque Port

Dunkerque Port is one of the busiest and most important ports in France. It is located in the northernmost part of the country, on the English Channel. Dunkirk Port is the largest deep-water port in the Channel and one of the busiest ports in Europe. The port handles a wide range of cargo, including containers, Ro-Ro (roll-on/roll-off) traffic, and bulk cargo. Dunkirk Port is also a central hub for the ferries that operate between France and the UK. It is also an important fishing port. Dunkerque is the largest town near the port. Other cities near the port include Calais, Boulogne-sur-Mer, and Dunkirk.

Export/Import requirements are:

1. All goods imported or exported from France must be declared to customs.
2. A customs declaration must be made even if the goods are in transit through France.
3. All goods entering or leaving the EU must be declared to customs.
4. All commercial goods imported into France are subject to customs duties.
5. All dutiable goods must be declared to customs, and an import declaration must be completed.
6. All restricted or prohibited goods must be declared to customs, and an import or export license may be required.
7. All goods imported into France must be declared to customs using the Single Administrative Document (SAD).
8. The SAD must be accompanied by required supporting documents, such as a commercial invoice or bill of lading.
9. All goods exported from France must be declared to customs using the SAD.
10. The SAD must be accompanied by required supporting documents, such as a commercial invoice or bill of lading.