Responsible Freight Policy
Principles for lawful freight, sanctions awareness, anti-bribery, restricted cargo and responsible logistics.
Last reviewed: August 2026
1. Lawful freight
AIN Enterprise Ltd aims to coordinate only lawful commercial freight. We may request additional information or decline an enquiry where a commodity, party, country, end use or transaction creates sanctions, export-control, customs, fraud or other compliance concerns.
2. Sanctions and export controls
Customers must provide accurate parties, goods, destinations and end-use information. Transactions may be screened against applicable UK restrictions and provider policies where appropriate.
3. Anti-bribery
We do not support bribery, facilitation payments or improper inducements. Gifts or hospitality must not be used to influence an improper business decision.
4. Responsible provider selection
Where we coordinate third-party logistics providers, selection is based on the route, cargo, service requirement and available commercial information. Provider involvement does not remove the customer’s responsibility to disclose accurate cargo details and comply with applicable law.
5. Waste and recyclable materials
Material described commercially as scrap, recyclable feedstock or secondary raw material must be classified correctly. Where it is waste, applicable waste-carrier/broker requirements, shipment controls, recovery arrangements and destination-country rules must be followed.
6. Modern slavery and labour standards
We support lawful and responsible logistics relationships and expect business partners to comply with applicable labour and human-rights laws. Concerns about suspected exploitation connected with an enquiry should be reported to us.
7. Environmental considerations
Where appropriate, we consider efficient consolidation and suitable transport modes as part of commercial freight planning. Environmental claims are not made unless they can be supported for the specific transaction.
