Store beer, wine, spirits and other excise goods under excise suspension. Our AGP licence lets you defer excise duty until your drinks leave for the market.
An AGP, or Accijnsgoederenplaats, is a Dutch excise warehouse licence that allows excise goods to be stored and moved under duty suspension.
Excise duty on alcohol only becomes due when the goods leave the AGP for consumption, so you defer a significant cost until the point of sale.
We are a specialist in drinks logistics. Under our AGP licence we store alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages in excise-suspended conditions.
AGP stands for Accijnsgoederenplaats, a Dutch excise warehouse licence. It lets you store and move excise goods such as alcohol under duty suspension.
Only when the excise goods leave the AGP for the consumer market. Movements between excise warehouses stay under suspension via EMCS.
Yes. We hold both a customs bonded warehouse status and an AGP excise licence, so imported alcoholic drinks can sit under customs bond and excise suspension at the same time.
Yes. We store and distribute both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, plus wider FMCG.
An AGP licence is only useful if the movements behind it are watertight. We manage the excise administration and EMCS declarations for every movement in and out, so your beer, wine, spirits and soft drinks stay under suspension until the moment they are released for consumption.
Because our excise warehouse sits inside the same bonded, ISO 9001:2015 certified facility as your customs stock, imported alcoholic drinks can be held under customs bond and excise suspension at once. One building, one team, one clean audit trail, and duty deferred until your drinks are actually sold.