TDX in a few dates

TDX has its own customs clearance service. Three people declare goods to and from all over Europe to French and Swiss customs.

DPD NL & DPD UK have decided to entrust the customs clearance of its parcels destined for Switzerland to TDX, which is adapting to changes in the market and starting to open up its services to BtoC shipments.

TDX is beginning its digital commitment to remain as close as possible to its customers, by extending the use of the Swiss E-dec teleprocedure.

TDX has become an Authorised Economic Operator (AEO), a certification recognised by all customs authorities in Europe, and can now offer its customers simplified and secure customs procedures. In France, TDX now declares all shipments using the DELTA teleprocedure.

TDX is expanding with the acquisition of Translog-France, a customs clearance company located at the Basel/St. Louis hub. This presence at a strategic crossing point between France and Switzerland will enable us to offer new services to our customers.

FL Logistik on the Austrian border in Schaanwald has strengthened the ranks of TDX and its presence in the region.

TDX takes possession of its new premises and takes the opportunity to improve its processes and IT tools.

Jonathan succeeds Guy at the head of TDX.

TDX is strengthening its teams to handle future customs clearance between France and the UK.

TDX is opening an agency on the Delle/Boncourt platform to offer its customers an alternative way of clearing customs.

Brexit has come into force. All shipments to and from the UK must be cleared through customs. Within 6 months, TDX opens its two new branches in Austria and Italy to continue serving its customers.

TDX has its own APIs to facilitate and make data exchange more reliable. These solutions enable TDX customers to benefit from increasingly digital and automated solutions.

TDX is twenty years old, with experience to spare and expertise that is beyond question.

TDX opens two branches in Pontarlier (France) and Chavornay (Switzerland).