Import Compliance Disclaimer

1. Responsibility for Import Compliance

ETS Tractors (Erkunt Traktör) coordinates global supply vectors as the machinery exporter. It remains the sole and absolute responsibility of the Client (the Buyer) to conduct a comprehensive, thorough investigation into the exact import requirements, local safety standards, operational mandates, and environmental rules governing the target destination country.

Prior to executing an order or transmitting deposits, the Client must independently verify that the selected equipment configurations—including engine emissions layouts, mechanical safety guards, localized lighting configurations, and signal elements—are legally permissible for entry and field operation within the target destination jurisdiction.

2. International Emission & Safety Mandates

Heavy construction machinery and agricultural tractors are regulated by distinct international emission tiers (e.g., Tier 3, Tier 4, Stage V, Euro 5). ETS Tractors displays technical metrics derived strictly from primary manufacturer specification sheets. However:

3. Customs Clearance, Duties, and Border Levies

All pricing frameworks provided by our sales desk are structured strictly according to the agreed International Commercial Terms (Incoterms), primarily operating under FOB (Free on Board) or CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) standards.

• • The Client assumes complete liability for all destination import duties, customs tariffs, Value-Added Taxes (VAT), local consumption assessments, and auxiliary terminal port handling fees.
• • The Client is fully responsible for securing all requisite import licenses, commercial permits, or state ministries’ authorizations well in advance of the vessel’s physical arrival at the discharge port.

4. Sanctions & Export Control Compliance

ETS Tractors strictly adheres to international trade laws, statutory cross-border regulations, and global export control regimes. We completely block and decline transactions involving individuals, corporate entities, or nations listed on active international sanctions matrices, embargo registries, or denied/restricted party databases. By establishing a commercial contract with our hub, the Client certifies under penalty of default that they are not a restricted party and that the equipment will not be routed toward any legally prohibited end-use or territory.

5. Standard & Mandated Document Delivery

Our compliance division supplies the standard international maritime export package, consisting of the verified Commercial Invoice, detailed Packing List, and ocean Bill of Lading.

If the destination port authorities enforce specialized statutory verification rules—including independent pre-shipment quality inspection clearances like SGS, Intertek, or Bureau Veritas—the Client must request these protocols explicitly in writing during the ordering cycle. All accessory costs, surveyor service fees, and diagnostic expenses connected to these specialized inspections remain the exclusive financial responsibility of the Client.