Markets · The Middle East

The Middle East.

Dubai sits at the centre of this region. Strong demand for building materials, packaging and vehicles, and a natural hub for re-export to Africa and Asia. We connect suppliers and buyers here, with both sides screened against international sanctions lists before any introduction.

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Typical flows

What moves,by commodity family.

Typical trade flows for the region, given for orientation. They are not a statement of existing deals or available goods.

FamilyTypical flows out of the regionTypical flows into the region
Metals and mineralsPrimary aluminium and processed metalsOres, base metals and industrial minerals for industry
Vehicles and vehicle partsRe-export of vehicles, machinery and partsVehicles, machinery, tyres and parts for distributors and fleets
Kraft paper and packagingRe-export of packagingSack kraft for cement, kraft paper, board and paper sacks
Sawn timber and plywoodRe-exportSawn timber and plywood for construction, formwork and joinery
Used cooking oilCollected UCO from food serviceLimited
Recycled plasticsCollected bottles, flakes and balesRecycled pellets for converters

Incoterms

The terms usually used.

  • CIF and CFR for sea cargo into Gulf ports.
  • FOB and FCA for exports and re-exports.
  • DAP and DDP for deliveries within the region, where agreed.
  • Every deal sets its Incoterm in writing, so both sides know who pays for what and where the risk passes.

Documents

What is usually needed.

The exact list depends on the product, the route and the destination's rules, and is agreed in each contract.

  1. Commercial invoice and packing list
  2. Bill of lading
  3. Certificate of origin, legalised where the destination requires it
  4. Conformity marks and certificates for tyres and vehicles under regional standards
  5. Independent inspection certificate for quality and quantity
  6. ISPM 15 marking for wooden packaging

Compliance

Screened on both sides.

Every supplier and buyer is checked against international sanctions lists before any introduction. BGI does not work with sanctioned countries, persons or goods.

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