Services
Real full service: customs, consulting, international logistics and foreign exchange, all under one roof.
Drawback
A regime that suspends or exempts taxes on imported inputs used to manufacture goods for export.
Customs Clearance
Release of goods with Brazil's Federal Revenue, from filing the declaration to leaving the bonded area.
Ex-Tarifário
Temporary reduction of the Import Tax for machinery and equipment with no domestic equivalent.
Registration with Regulatory Agencies
Approval and licensing with the agencies that must clear an operation before shipping, such as Anvisa, Ibama and MAPA.
Radar Authorization
Registration with the Federal Revenue that authorizes a company to operate in foreign trade.
Import Feasibility Analysis
Cost, tax and timeline study to know if an operation is worth it before starting.
Supplier Development
Sourcing and qualifying international suppliers that fit the product and the budget.
Inventory & Warehousing Cost Reduction
Logistics diagnosis to free up capital tied up in poorly sized inventory.
Export / International Sales
Structuring the sales process abroad, from quote to shipment.
Tax Intelligence
Reading the operation's tax burden and finding regimes that lower the final cost.
Demand Forecasting & Inventory Sizing
Planning international purchases around the business's real demand.
Logistics & Supply Chain Projects
Designing the international logistics chain end to end.
International Shipment Coordination
Tracking the shipment from origin to arrival in Brazil.
International Freight
Quoting and booking ocean, air or road freight based on the cargo's profile.
Sample Sourcing
Bringing in supplier samples before committing to a larger order.
Logistics Planning
Defining the best route, mode and timeline for each operation.
International Trademarks & Patents
Registering and protecting a brand in other countries.
International Insurance
Cargo coverage against damage and loss during international transport.
Foreign Exchange
Closing exchange for paying suppliers and receiving export revenue.
06Frequently asked questions
What holds back the decision to import or export
Is it worth importing my product, or is it better to buy domestically?
It depends on volume, product taxation and your timeline. The import feasibility analysis exists to answer that with real numbers before any decision.
How long does an import process take from scratch?
It varies a lot by product, transport mode and the regulatory agencies involved. An initial diagnostic already gives a realistic estimate for your specific case.
What happens if cargo is held at customs?
Holds usually happen due to missing documentation or licensing. Part of WT Comex's work is reducing that risk before shipping, and acting fast if it happens anyway.
Do I need Radar authorization before importing?
Yes. Radar authorization is the registration that lets your company operate in foreign trade with Brazil's Federal Revenue — it's one of the first steps, and WT Comex handles it for you.
Do you work with small companies, or only large importers?
Both. The real industries we already serve range from furniture manufacturers to technology and solar energy companies, of very different sizes.
What sets WT Comex apart from a standalone customs broker?
Full service: customs, consulting, international logistics and foreign exchange under one provider, instead of coordinating several different vendors.