Website and provider information

Effective date: 11 September 2026

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1. Website operator

• PAEZ GRUPO ADUANERO, S.L.
• Tax ID: ESB05440854
• Registered address: Paseo de los Robles, 2, Office 2.3, 04720 Aguadulce, Almería, Spain
• Telephone: +34 950 58 46 46
• Email: customs@paezaduanas.co.uk
• Website: paezaduanas.co.uk

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2. Purpose

The website provides business information about customs clearance, representation and related professional services and may provide access to a controlled client area. Website information is general and does not create a professional engagement unless Páez Aduanas accepts a specific request or quotation.

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3. Business audience

The services promoted through this website are intended for companies, self-employed persons and professionals acting for business purposes, not consumers acting mainly for personal, family or household purposes.

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4. Acceptable use

Users must use the website lawfully and must not attempt unauthorised access, introduce malicious code, interfere with availability, scrape protected content, impersonate another person or use information for fraudulent or unlawful purposes.

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5. Intellectual property

Unless stated otherwise, the website, texts, branding, design, software and materials are owned by or licensed to Páez Aduanas. No licence is granted beyond ordinary viewing and legitimate use of the services. Third-party names and marks belong to their respective owners.

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6. External links and availability

External links are provided for convenience. Páez Aduanas does not control third-party websites and is not responsible for their availability or content. The website may be changed, suspended or unavailable due to maintenance, security, supplier failure or events beyond reasonable control.

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7. Privacy and cookies

Personal information and storage technologies are governed by the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy available on the website.

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8. Governing law

This Legal Notice is governed by Spanish law, without prejudice to mandatory rules that may apply. Contractual disputes are governed by the jurisdiction clause in the applicable Terms and Conditions or specific service agreement.