Protection of the environment is not just beautiful words for our employees. The Company’s Leadership always tries to meet all the necessary conditions for maximum environmental protection during our transportation. The fact that the Freight and Forwarding Company “ProLiv” has being operating successfully in the international markets including European ones is the proof of this. After all, it’s Europeans who are so serious about the environmental protection and they often come from this particular factor when choosing partners in logistics.

On the 2nd of April Dmitry Medvedev signed the Federal Law that aims to strengthen administrative responsibility for violation of the rules of international trucking. As a result of these changes the penalties for illegal use of the vehicles that are registered in other states to transport goods and passengers, as well as for the implementation of international trucking without special permission have increased. At the same time, the foreign trucks may also be held administratively liable not only at the moment of crossing the state border, but also on the territory of the Russian Federation.

From the very beginning this spring has been noted for a Freight and Forwarding Company “ProLiv” by a pleasant event. Our Company became the owner of ISO-9001 Certificate which confirms that the system of quality of our services is fully corresponds with the requirements of this standard. The availability of this standard guaranties that all the processes in the Company are under the sharp control of the Company’s Direction and correlate with the overall strategy of the Company’s development. In some sense, this document is a business card for any company that is ready to maintain the quality of the product at the proper level.

From May, 1st, 2011 General Administration of Customs of Finland without any prior information started collecting property and consumption taxes from vehicles registered in the Republic of Belarus in accordance with low about Finland’s tax revenues for transport № 1281 from December, 30th, 2003.