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In July, the Centralised Clearance for Import (CCI) system entered its initial phase, enabling a streamlined customs process across multiple EU member states. Designed to simplify and harmonise the import procedure, CCI allows authorised economic operators (AEOs) to manage customs declarations centrally while goods are physically presented in another member state.
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The European Commission proposes a major reform of the Union Customs Code, introducing a new 'Trust and Check' trader status. This overhaul, planned for 2028-2037, aims to modernise EU customs procedures, promising improved efficiency and security. However, it raises concerns about data privacy and its impact on SMEs and customs representatives.
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Dutch parliamentary work extends far beyond the iconic blue-chaired plenary hall. In smaller, less visible committee rooms, MPs tackle numerous critical issues that shape the nation's future, including last week's debate on Customs. In this article, we examine the key points discussed and their potential impact on the Netherlands' role in global trade.
On 5 January 2023, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) came into force. Read here what exactly it entails and what it means for your company.
At Gaston Schul, our strength lies in our team. Our people bring passion and a personal touch to everything they do. In this series we introduce you to the real faces behind Gaston Schul and who drive our customers success.
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Last week our CEO, Rob, participated in a critical discussion with MKB-Nederland, focusing on the transport, mobility, and logistics sectors. This meeting was part of a broader initiative to draft the new Entrepreneurs' Agenda, a strategic document aimed at influencing future policies in these crucial areas.
The EU has extended the implementation deadline for its Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). The rollout originally planned for the end of 2024 will now become effective from 30 December 2025 for large businesses and from 30 June 2026 for micro and small businesses.
The EU has reached trade agreements with a number of countries. You will therefore potentially receive reciprocal reduction of or exemption from import duties. This is subject to rules. An EUR.1 certificate may only be used as evidence for goods that also actually originate from the EU. These are also known as goods with preferential origin.
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No import duties between the EU and Turkey with an ATR certificate.
