- The German government has presented a draft law to abolish the free port of Cuxhaven on 17.7.2024
- This draft law also includes changes to other customs regulations in Germany
- The abolition of the last remaining free port, Bremerhaven, is likely to happen soon
- The draft law aims to adjust various laws in the customs sector, including the repeal of the free port of Cuxhaven
- The draft law also includes adjustments to the General Fiscal Code, the Customs Administration Act, and the Troop Customs Act
- The draft law is available on the website of the Federal Ministry of Finance
- The law has been approved by the German government as of 17.7.2024
Source: datenbank.nwb.de
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