A furniture-fabric factory in the Suez Canal Economic Zone needed its raw fabric dyed in the local market and returned to the factory. Al-Rouby completed the customs procedures under temporary release and found a dye house for the factory, at the lowest cost and in the shortest time.
The case at a glance
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| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Client | Furniture-fabric factory in the zone |
| Goods | Raw fabric |
| Need | Dyeing in the local market, then return to the factory |
| Procedure | Temporary release |
| What Al-Rouby did | Completed the customs procedures and found a dye house for the factory |
| Result | Service provided at the lowest cost and in the shortest time |
What was the problem?
The factory needed a company to complete the procedures for sending raw fabric to a dye house in the local market and bringing it back to the factory.
What did Al-Rouby do?
We completed the customs procedures under temporary release, and we found a dye house for the factory.
What was the result?
The factory received the service it needed at the lowest cost and in the shortest time.
Where are the rules explained?
Temporary release is one of the customs treatments compared in Temporary Admission or Permanent Import into Egypt?. Conditions can change, so check the current requirements before each movement.
Al-Rouby is with you
Sending fabric out of a zone factory and bringing it back involves customs steps that feel complicated the first time. For us they are routine. Tell us what you need to move and we will explain the steps.
Frequently asked questions
It is the customs treatment under which goods are released temporarily and come back. The exact conditions are set by Egyptian Customs; our guide on temporary admission and permanent import compares it with the other treatments.
In this case we found a dye house for the factory. Tell us what you need dyed and we will tell you what is possible.