Stephen Tracey of WiseTech Global lays out what European importers and exporters need to be planning for over the next decade, from a mandatory new data requirement to a complete rebuild of EU customs systems by the mid-2030s. He explains why Europe’s new parcel duty can apply more than once t… Read more
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