Tell us what you want to import, roughly how much, and when you need it. We tell you honestly whether it makes commercial sense, what it will cost, and how long it will take. If it is a bad idea we will say so.

We find or verify the supplier and put one written quote in front of you: goods, freight, insurance, estimated duty, VAT and port charges, cleared at Modjo. One number, with the workings shown — and delivery to your address priced separately underneath it, so you can take it or arrange your own.

If you are happy, we sign an agreement that names the goods, the specification, the price, the timeline and what happens if either side fails to deliver. Then the deposit — enough to place the order, not the whole amount.

We stay on the factory while your order is produced and send progress updates. When it is finished our team inspects it in person and sends you photos and video of your actual goods. You approve before anything moves.

Booking confirmed, container sealed, bill of lading issued. You receive the shipping documents and a tracking reference you can follow yourself — you are not depending on us to tell you where your cargo is.

Djibouti transit, declaration, duty and VAT, and clearance at Modjo or Kality dry port. We handle the paperwork and the queue. Because the HS codes were agreed at quotation stage there is no argument about classification — and if the assessed value moves, you hear it from us before you pay it.

Delivered to Modjo or Kality, or to your address in Addis Ababa, Adama, Hawassa, Bahir Dar or anywhere else in Ethiopia — an add-on service, quoted separately so you can take it or arrange your own. You check the goods against the inspection report you already have, and the final payment is due when the cargo is in your hands, not before.