Export Services
Need to export goods? We handle it for you. Contact us today!
What we do
We are a young company backed by experienced professionals with extensive know-how and expertise.
Need to export goods? We handle it for you. Contact us today!
We take over your company's foreign trade operations, generating savings and results.
We offer container transport on the shipping lines that best meet your cost and transit-time requirements.
We also handle product imports. If you need something, just get in touch!
Through our international network in Europe, China and the United States, we develop new international supply sources for Latin American companies that want to take advantage of the tax benefits of drawback. We provide full support for projects involving new suppliers, delivering significant cost savings.
Fast, safe and efficient transport wherever your goods are. When time is critical, we offer flexible, tailor-made solutions.
About Us
Zaragoza Limited is a dynamic company committed to exceeding its customers' expectations with ethics and responsibility.
We constantly seek innovative solutions for each operation, responsible reductions in logistics costs and a continuous increase in our customers' trust.
Founded by a team of qualified professionals focused on continuous process improvement, we have all the expertise needed to manage sea and air import and export shipments.
Our continuous investment in people and technology gives our customers complete security in every operation.
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Hire our services today!
Let's move your goods forward.
Company
ZARAGOZA LIMITED
Registration No.: 78614697
Incorporated
August 13, 2025
Address
Suite C, Level 7, World Trust Tower, 50 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kong
FAQ
Here you will find answers to the questions our visitors ask most often, organized by topic.
Contact UsA trading company is a commercial company that acts as an intermediary between manufacturers and buyers in export or import operations. Its purpose is to help place domestic products abroad by representing and promoting different products and suppliers. To be recognized as a Trading Company under Decree-Law No. 1,248/72, an exporting company must meet the requirements of SECEX Ordinance No. 23 of July 14, 2011 (Articles 247 to 253) to obtain the Special Registration Certificate.
Exporting is the temporary or permanent departure from the national territory of goods, products or services originating in or coming from the country, whether under an international purchase and sale contract (as in the sale of products) or not (as in donations).
Importing is the temporary or permanent entry into the national territory of goods or services originating in or coming from other countries, whether paid for or free of charge.
Foreign exchange is any operation in which national currency is exchanged for foreign currency, or vice versa. In imports and exports, there are two exchange modalities: with or without foreign exchange coverage.
Special Customs Regimes are foreign trade operations in which imports or exports benefit from tax advantages such as exemption or the partial or total suspension of applicable taxes. They are governed by Articles 307 to 503 of the Customs Regulation (RA). They usually apply to goods that remain in the country, or leave it temporarily, for purposes such as repairs, exhibitions, trade fairs, services, testing, scientific use, or use as parts and components of finished products intended for export or for the production process. The period the goods remain under the regime is tied to the purpose for which they were imported, exported or purchased in the domestic market.
Customs warehousing is a special import regime that allows foreign goods to be stored in a public-use customs area with the payment of federal taxes suspended, including PIS/PASEP-Import and COFINS-Import. In addition to foreign goods, other goods listed in Article 405 of the Customs Regulation may also be placed under this regime. As a general rule, goods may remain under the import customs warehousing regime for up to one year, extendable to a maximum total of two years from the date of customs clearance for admission. In special situations, a further extension may be granted, up to a maximum of three years. When goods remain at a trade fair, congress, exhibition or similar event, the period will be the same as that set for the customs status of the venue. In the cases referred to in items III and IV of Article 405 of the RA, the regime will be granted for the period set out in the contract. Within forty-five days after the regime ends, the goods must be given one of the following destinations, or they will be considered abandoned: I - release for consumption; II - re-export; III - export; or IV - transfer to another special customs regime or use in special areas.