Logistics ·
SVLK Certificate EU Furniture Imports: Legality Explained
What the SVLK certificate EU furniture importers rely on actually covers, from FLEGT licensing to the EUDR due diligence statement from December 2026.
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Notes from the supply chain
Logistics, materials and production, written for the people who have to sign off on a container.
Logistics ·
How to Import Furniture from Bali for a Hotel Project
A practical guide on how to import furniture from Bali for a hotel or resort project, covering lead times, documents, duties and container planning.
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Form D Certificate of Origin: 0% Duty on Furniture in ASEAN
Form D clears Bali furniture at 0% duty in Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia: who issues it, the papers that travel with it and the local tax that remains.
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Plantation Teak vs Reclaimed Teak: Specification Guide
A specification guide to plantation teak vs reclaimed teak for hospitality buyers, covering performance, certification, customs and where each grade belongs.
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Indonesia EU GSP Graduation: Solid Wood Furniture Stays 0%
Indonesia leaves the EU GSP on January 1, 2027. Most solid wood furniture stays at 0% duty; rattan and bamboo carry up to 5.6%. VAT, FLEGT, transit.
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Ubud Atelier gives international clients one point of contact and direct access to Bali's finest workshop, which produces a full container on spec in 8 to 10 weeks and ships door to door in 12 to 20 weeks depending on destination.