A garment factory inside the Suez Canal Economic Zone needed packing and packaging after manufacturing and had to finish before its contract ended. Al-Rouby brought plastic-wrapping machinery in from the local market for a limited period, until the manufacturing season ended, and then returned it. The garments were made and packed on time.
The case at a glance
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| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Client | Garment factory in the zone |
| Goods | Raw fabric, made into garments |
| Need | Packing and packaging after manufacturing, before the contract ended |
| Procedure | Temporary entry of machinery from the local market, then return |
| What Al-Rouby did | Brought in plastic-wrapping machinery for a limited period, then returned it |
| Result | Garments made and packed in the agreed time, before the contract ended |
What was the problem?
After manufacturing, the factory needed packing and packaging, and it had to finish before its contract ended.
What did Al-Rouby do?
We brought plastic-wrapping machinery in from the local market for the work of the factory, for a limited period until the manufacturing season ended, and then returned it.
What was the result?
The garments were made and packed in the agreed time, before the contract ended.
Where can I read more about working with zone companies?
Our page for SCZone investors explains how we work with zone companies.
Al-Rouby is with you
Bringing machinery in for one season and sending it back involves customs steps that feel complicated the first time. For us they are routine. Tell us what you need and for how long, and we will explain the steps.
Frequently asked questions
Plastic-wrapping (packaging) machines from the local market, brought in until the manufacturing season ended and then returned.
No. It was brought in for a limited period, until the manufacturing season ended, and then returned.