Who we are
Not a pass-through intermediary — only workable solutions
Riverland focuses on trade and investment services for Chinese manufacturers entering the EU, North America, North Africa and West Africa through Morocco. Our team combines backgrounds in manufacturing international business, cross-border tax and compliance, supply chain and project management, working alongside Moroccan lawyers, accountants, certification bodies, forwarders and banks.
We are not a pass-through intermediary: partners own the engagement directly, tariff models, origin conditions, costs and timelines are delivered in writing, and critical milestones are executed jointly with our local delivery partners. Scope, fees and acceptance criteria go into the engagement letter rather than relying on verbal assurances.
In our first meeting we can introduce the team members who would work on your project, along with their relevant background, and set out the partner institutions and local resources we can evidence.
Project rhythm
How a project usually runs
Timing runs from project kick-off and assumes complete documentation and timely cooperation; actual duration varies with product, certification and site complexity.
Week 0
Briefing and document list
Confirm product scope, target markets and constraints; issue the document checklist and an initial question list.
Weeks 1–2
Tariff and feasibility model
HS classification, origin conditions, tax and logistics modelling, delivered as a written feasibility conclusion with risk flags.
Weeks 3–6
Structure and delivery plan
Holding and transaction structure, free-zone or park options, certification route, budget and timeline, in a written delivery plan.
Months 2–6
Execution
Incorporation, certification, site and plant build-out, equipment import and installation, local team and systems go-live.
After start-up
Operations and order support
Tax, accounting and employment compliance, supply-chain and inventory optimisation, customer audits and delivery support.
Quarterly
Business review and reinvestment
Quarterly review of cost, inventory, compliance and capacity utilisation, with recommendations on expansion or reinvestment.
Who we are
Which roles own a project
Before kick-off we confirm in writing who owns each role and who your contact window is; the background of the individuals can be provided at the first meeting.
Who we are
Where specialists are needed, we bring specialists
We work with local law firms, accountants, certification bodies, forwarders and banks project by project — and we remain accountable for the overall delivery.
Local law firms
Accounting and audit
Certification and testing
Carriers and air freight
Bonded warehouses and parks
Local and Chinese banks
Investment promotion agencies
Industrial park operators
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