Stability in times of uncertainty: PIFFA’s perspective on the future of logistics in Europe

The interview underlines the increasing complexity of trade and customs compliance for the logistics sector, driven by sanctions regimes, environmental regulations, tighter border controls and ongoing EU Customs Code reforms. It points to Poland’s growing importance as a regional logistics hub and the disruptive effects of the war in Ukraine on supply chains, while stressing the value of digital customs systems, recognised compliance statuses such as AEO, continuous professional training and effective industry representation. Overall, the discussion highlights resilience, cooperation and regulatory clarity as critical factors for a stable and compliant European trade environment.