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This webinar is relevant to customs and trade compliance professionals who prepare, guarantee or supervise customs transit procedures (T1/T2, TIR, ATA), as it walks through the practical risks around transit…
What the digital product passport is, which products must have one and from when, how the EU registry works, and what customs will check in the declaration.

Outward processing is a procedure many practitioners treat as routine: Union goods leave the EU temporarily, are worked on abroad, and return with import duty charged on only part of…

When you realise that the biggest threat to your business is neither the competition nor international event risk, but a seemingly minor compliance failure, you will have read this case…
What centralised clearance for import is, who can use it, which national tax rules follow the goods, and how it compares with customs procedure 42 and release after transit.
What an EORI number is, who must have one, how it is formatted and obtained, how national requirements differ, and how to keep it valid.