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  1. Transport documents

    Transport documents are contracts for carriage of goods exchanged between different actors. They differ depending on the method of carriage used. The

  2. Customs and Excise Administration

    The Customs and Excise Administration (ADA) is under the authority of the Ministry of Finance. Its mandates encompass taxation and security. With respect to taxation, it is responsible for the collection of: customs duties and the recording of infractions related...

  3. Directorate of Civil Aviation

    The Directorate of Civil Aviation (DAC) is the competent authority for civil aviation under the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works. The mission of the DAC is to supervise the security and safety of all civil aviation activities in compliance...

  4. Directorate of Inland Navigation and Logistics

    The Directorate of Inland Navigation and Logistics, is part of the Department of Mobility and Transport of the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works. It provides a link with the Inland Navigation Service, the Port of Mertert and the other...

  5. ITM Inspectorate of Labor and Mines

    ITM Inspectorate of Labor and Mines The mission of the Luxembourg Inspectorate of Labor and Mines (ITM) is to monitor working cooperation and labor

  6. Ministry of Culture

    The Ministry of Culture carries out national and international cultural policy. It is in charge of protecting our cultural Heritage (religious buildings, national monuments, etc.), promoting artistic creation and the creative industries, coordinating the cultural institutions of the state (national

  7. VAT formalities

    Value-added tax (VAT) covers all stages of production and distribution of goods and services carried out in Member States of the European Union (EU)*.

  8. Live animals

    Live animals are a special type of "goods". The term covers all living animals including hatching eggs. Live animals are classified into subcategories

  9. Species protected by CITES

    Species protected by CITES The CITES Convention is an international agreement aiming to control the international trade of species of wild animals and

  10. Feed

    Feed includes all plant or animal products that are intended for oral animal feeding to cover the nutritional needs of the animal and/or maintain the

  11. Organic products

    Definition An organic food product is a product resulting from organic agriculture. Organic agriculture applies natural methods of production and does not use synthetic chemical products and genetically modified organisms (GMO). A European organic logo has been used in the

  12. Food safety controls

    Food safety controls Controls are organized to ensure that food products placed on the European market are compliant with European Union (EU)

  13. Plants & timber

    Plants and plant products are subject to various phytosanitary controls at import, at export or during intra-Community movements, according to their

  14. Wood packaging material

    Definition Wood used as packaging or dunnage material for food or non-food products is considered a plant product. This concerns solid wood of a thickness equal or greater than six mm and not chipboard. Obligations and controls The European...

  15. Veterinary medicinal products

    Veterinary medicinal products Veterinary medicinal product designates any substance or compound presented as possessing curative or preventative

  16. Explosives

    Definition Explosives are defined in the United Nations recommendations relating to the transport of dangerous goods. An explosive substance is a solid or liquid substance (or a mixture of substances) that is capable, in a chemical reaction, of producing gas...

  17. Steel & iron products

    Definition These are products based on iron and steel. There is no legal definition of steel products, but a European regulation presents a list of products subject to monitoring by the European Union (EU). These are essentially products indicated in

  18. Waste

    Definition Any substance or object which the holder discards, intends or is required to discard is considered as waste. There are different types of waste (household waste, industrial waste, toxic or dangerous waste, biowaste, etc.) mentioned and identified by code

  19. Weapons & military equipment

    Definition All articles, devices and materials used for attacking or defending (weapons) and all clothing, materials, and vehicles used in the exercise of a military activity (equipment) are grouped under the generic expression "defense-related products". The weapons

  20. Excise duties

    Excise duties are due when excise products are released for consumption: alcohols, tobaccos and energy products. The operator should then proceed to the payment of excise duties. They may be suspended under certain conditions. alfjhkajdh

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