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Industries

With its professional team, infrastructure and wide network, Akyol Gümrük provides customs, transport and consultancy services to leading companies and institutions in Turkey’s economy.

Industries We Serve.

From raw materials to defence, we handle customs processes in fifteen industries, each with its own regulations and documents.

Industry and Raw Materials

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  • Plastics and ChemicalsSafety data sheets and KKDİK (Turkish REACH) registration; packaging and transport rules for dangerous goods.
  • Paper and RubberProduct safety checks (TAREKS) for tyres and rubber products; tax rates that vary by HS code.
  • Mining and GlassTransport and storage planning for heavy and bulk cargo; tax rates that vary by origin.
  • Iron and SteelSurveillance measures and additional obligations under safeguard measures.
  • Oil and EnergyProducts that require an EPDK (energy regulator) licence; special consumption tax on fuel.

Consumer Goods

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  • Pharmaceuticals and CosmeticsTİTCK (medicines agency) permits and product notifications; cold chain and storage conditions for medicines.
  • Textiles and ApparelAdditional customs duty and surveillance measures; proof of origin for preferential rates.
  • Home Appliances and KitchenwareCE conformity and energy labelling; conformity documents for products in contact with food.
  • Furniture and White GoodsEnergy labelling and product safety checks for white goods; additional customs duty on furniture depending on origin.

Technology and Infrastructure

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  • Aviation and DefencePermit procedures for defence products; export controls on dual-use items; AOG shipments.
  • Transport and ConstructionConformity documents for construction materials; special consumption tax on vehicle imports.
  • TelecommunicationsBTK (telecoms regulator) conformity procedures and IMEI registration of devices.
  • Machinery and EnginesCE conformity and TAREKS checks; import permits for used machinery.
  • Communications and MediaConformity for broadcasting and recording equipment; tax number exemption for printed publications.
  • Electrical and ElectronicsCE conformity, TAREKS checks and energy labelling obligations.
  • 15Industries served
  • 6Service locations
  • 22Years of experience

Frequently Asked Questions.

If you can’t find the answer to your question, write to us or call 0212 540 40 77.

Which Industries Do You Serve?

We provide customs, transport and consultancy services in fifteen industries: Plastics and Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics, Paper and Rubber, Textiles and Apparel, Mining and Glass, Iron and Steel, Oil and Energy, Aviation and Defence, Transport and Construction, Telecommunications, Machinery and Engines, Communications and Media, Electrical and Electronics, Home Appliances and Kitchenware, and Furniture and White Goods.

Does the Customs Process Differ by Industry?

Yes. Products in each industry are subject to different regulations and documents. The permits and conformity documents required, the tax rates and the checks are determined by the HS code of the goods.

Who Can Import Goods?

Any individual or legal entity with a tax number can import. A tax number is not required for products covered by special agreements (books and other publishing products) or for products permitted for retail sale.

What Is Temporary Import?

Temporary import is a customs regime that allows goods not released for free circulation to be used in the Turkish customs territory with exemption from import duties and to be re-exported in the same condition.

What Does a Customs Broker Do?

A customs broker carries out customs procedures in line with regulations on behalf of importing and exporting companies: they prepare the declaration, collect the required documents and represent the company before the customs authority.

Can You Import Without a Customs Broker?

Customs regulations allow the declaration to be filed by the owner of the goods. However, because HS code classification, document applications and tax calculation require expertise, companies usually carry out import procedures through a customs broker.

Which Documents May Be Required for Import?

Depending on the goods, TSE, TAREKS, an agricultural control certificate, an import licence, a tariff quota or a registration certificate may be required. We file the applications and follow them through to completion.

Let’s Plan Your Customs Work Together.

Tell us about your goods, customs regime and timeline; we’ll work out the process plan and cost calculation together.