- Implementation phase of new centralized import customs clearance system (CCI) started on July 1, 2024
- Aims to digitize customs clearance process in Europe according to Union Customs Code
- Allows European companies to submit customs declaration for goods in one member state to be physically located in another
- Main benefits of CCI system include faster customs clearance, reduced procedures, cost savings, and increased competitiveness
- Interested parties must apply for CCI authorization through EU-Trader Portal
- CCI authorization is exclusive to economic operators with AEO C or AEO F certification.
Source: awb-international.com
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