Henry Kiarie
Henry Kiarie is a logistics coordinator at Clearon Logistics, specializing in cargo shipping and customs clearance in Kenya. With hands-on experience in import and export processes, he has developed deep expertise in navigating complex logistics channels, ensuring efficient, compliant, and cost-effective cargo movement.
Henry is passionate about simplifying logistics for businesses and regularly writes informative articles that educate readers on shipping procedures, customs regulations, and best practices in the Kenyan freight industry. Here are some of his latest articles:
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Importing sanitary pads into Kenya has been VAT-free since 2004…
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Importing cooking oil into Kenya means navigating a 3-tier duty…
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Importing explosives into Kenya for mining or quarrying is governed…
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Importing or exporting wildlife specimens in Kenya requires CITES and…
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The Class G work permit is what foreign nationals need…
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Importing seeds into Kenya requires KEPHIS merchant registration and a…
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Food hygiene licensing in Kenya applies to your warehouse and…
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Importing timber into Kenya means navigating a history of logging…
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Exporting honey from Kenya means meeting strict certification standards despite…
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Exporting gemstones from Kenya involves Mining Act licensing and a…
Henry Kiarie’s Academic Background
- Bachelor of Science in Procurement and Contract Management- Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology.
- Certificate in Customs and Freight Logistics (CCFL)- Kenya School of Revenue Administration (KESRA).
- Certificate in Integrated Customs Management System (iCMS)- Kenya School of Revenue Administration (KESRA).
These certifications equip him with theoretical knowledge in global trade and enhances ability to navigate complex shipping & customs procedures