On 17 May 2023, the European Commission presented the first package of changes to EU customs law. The project focuses in particular on EU-wide coordinated risk management, facilitation of customs formalities for trusted traders and adaptation of customs rules for e-commerce.
- Facilitations for entrepreneurs
- Trust & Check Trader
- A new approach to e-commerce
- Timetable for changes
Source: MDDP
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