Like many FMCG companies, Aldi had to adjust some of their expectations in being able to deliver products to Great Britain and Ireland as there are more friction points within the supply chain. They needed to be as close to the Supply Chain as they could, which is where CAS stood out amongst other customs software suppliers. The length of time between a declaration being lodged and then cleared simply can’t be matched in a manual environment. Maintaining that close proximity to the existing supply chain drives a competitive advantage.
Automation with CAS meant they didn’t have to change logistics flows or risk delays in the clearance of goods.
CAS continues to develop further functionality which means Aldi is able to automate more of their processes.
At Aldi there are many working parts in creating a declaration, with so many people responsible for different data elements, which means any issues result in no product. Controlling this within CAS means they can find what they need when they need it and it's easy to demonstrate to a haulier because of its simplicity.
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20% of ambient loads that are processed through CAS are red routed, in comparison, 40% of ambient Agent processed loads are red routed.
The generation of declarations through CAS in comparison to a declaration created via a Customs Agent saves, on average, an hour of administration.
Data is concise and cleansed and there are no other stakeholders involved in the declaration, meaning we are completely compliant.
20% of ambient loads that are processed through CAS are red routed, in comparison, 40% of ambient Agent processed loads are red routed.
The generation of declarations through CAS in comparison to a declaration created via a Customs Agent saves, on average, an hour of administration.
Data is concise and cleansed and there are no other stakeholders involved in the declaration, meaning we are completely compliant.
