We distinguish ourselves in the market by our multi-country coverage across the globe, by our depth of functionality, and through our strengths in project management, software implementation and integration of our system within a company's existing trade processes...
As a leading provider of global software solutions, MIC places great importance on the international standing of its partners. Thus, MIC offers its worldwide operating customers the optimal solutions and delivers best results...
MIC is exclusively focused on customs and trade compliance software solutions since more than 33 years. Besides their expert IT training, all MIC employees have profound knowledge in the field of customs and trade compliance...
Currently there is no data source from which up-to-date trade content such as export control commodity lists, exchange rates, code lists (e.g. customs offices), customs tariffs and many more information can be centrally obtained...
MIC software solutions for South Africa MIC's software solutions MIC OCS (Origin Calculation System) and MIC CCS (Central Classification System) are in use in South Africa: Customer references: BMW Gr
The US government has announced that the last primary deployment of core trade processing capabilities for its Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) system is to be rescheduled. US Customs and Border
Production costs, transportation costs, and product quality are all primary considerations in corporate sourcing and production decisions. However, customs duties and other trade tariffs can also be c
MIC is extremely pleased to announce that a well-known German home improvement store has become a new customer of MIC. The company is the market leader in the German home improvement store sector and
MIC is pleased to announce that our long-standing customer ITG (Imperial Tobacco Group) went live with the MIC-CUST® module in Turkey in spring 2017. The company is part of the Imperial Brands PLC, th
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There are already more than 400 ratified free trade agreements (FTAs) around the world to ease trade among the involved countries and offering savings potentials to companies with respect to customs d
Already in 2016 we could report that manufacturing companies can make use of beneficial treatment in the form of applying preferential duty rates on complete built-up units (CBUs) when it comes to imp
The UK and the US have expressed confidence that a free trade agreement (FTA) can be reached following a successful first meeting of their new trade working group.
Representatives from sever
For businesses that depend on free, open cross-border trade for profitability, the recent resurgence of protectionism in many of the world's leading nations represents a deeply worrying trend.