- AEO authorization is not enough on its own for Centralised Clearance; AEO-C status is required to use Centralised Clearance.
- For businesses without AEO-C, the starting point is internal customs processes, controls, responsibilities, and risk management—not software or technical setup.
- For businesses already holding AEO-C, the key issue is whether the authorization framework still matches current operations, systems, staff, and goods flows.
- Centralised Clearance depends on robust, current controls over customs data and declarations across borders, and it can affect AEO status, systems, and internal procedures.
Source: pincvision.com
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