MV Global supports businesses, institutions, and partners that need practical coordination across borders. We focus on introductions, market access, and the work that keeps agreements moving.
Discuss a trade needBased in the Netherlands, MV Global is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping companies navigate the practical realities of international trade. We simplify global commerce by offering direct guidance on customs regulations, export compliance, and logistics planning. Our team works alongside Dutch and international businesses to resolve supply chain bottlenecks and clarify complex regulatory frameworks. By connecting exporters with key public agencies and providing clear market insights, we ensure your goods move efficiently across borders. We are committed to making international trade accessible, straightforward, and reliable for every growing enterprise.
Practical trade links for Dutch businesses
We identify credible counterparts, arrange initial contact, and support follow-up so discussions do not stall after the first meeting.
We help organisations understand local entry points, sector context, and the practical requirements for working across borders.
We plan meetings, coordinate agendas, and manage on-the-ground logistics for delegations that need a focused programme.
We bring companies, public bodies, and local partners into one working structure with clear roles and response times.
We define the market, sector, and decision-makers involved before any outreach begins.
We map relevant contacts and filter for credibility, fit, and practical interest.
We organise calls, visits, and meetings with clear agendas and responsibilities.
We document progress, next actions, and open issues so stakeholders can follow the work.
We work with partners who can actually move a conversation forward, not just add names to a list.
You receive updates that show what was done, who was contacted, and what comes next.
We know how business decisions are made here and how to present opportunities in a format people use.
Introductory meetings are only useful if the next step is defined and managed.
We operate on a cost-recovery model. Basic consultations are free, funded by our Dutch ministry grants. For complex market-entry projects, we charge a flat rate of €1,200 per week to cover our field consultants' operational expenses, travel, and direct administrative costs.
A standard compliance audit takes exactly fifteen business days. This includes reviewing your phytosanitary certificates, verifying rules of origin documentation, and submitting the paperwork to Dutch Customs via the Portbase system. We provide a final compliance report with recommended corrections.
The package includes three pre-screened B2B matchmaking meetings, entry passes to the port facilities, a dedicated Dutch-English translator for forty-eight hours, and a post-mission regulatory report. Ground transport within Rotterdam is included, but flights and hotel accommodations must be booked independently.
Yes. We calculate your embedded emissions using EU-approved methodologies, draft the quarterly CBAM reports, and submit them to the Dutch Emissions Authority. This onboarding process takes three weeks and costs a flat administrative service fee of €850 per product category.
We actively facilitate corridors between the Netherlands and East Africa, specifically Kenya and Rwanda, as well as Southeast Asia, focusing on Vietnam. Our on-the-ground offices in Nairobi and Hanoi handle local supplier verification and export customs clearance directly with local ministries.
Our local field officers conduct physical site audits at the supplier's facility. We verify their local business registration, export licenses, financial solvency through local bank registries, and compliance with EU social standards. You receive a verified background report within ten working days.
MV Global supports businesses, institutions, and partners that need practical coordination across borders. We focus on introductions, market access, and the work that keeps agreements moving.
Discuss a trade need