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The European Union (EU) has directed all freight forwarders, air carriers, express couriers, and postal operators transporting goods to or through the continent, to submit advance cargo information

All freight forwarders, airlines, express couriers, and postal operators moving goods into or across the continent are required by the

The European Union (EU) says all air shipments to or through the bloc will be subjected to new guidelines under its customs pre-arrival...

First phase of new EU import control system –ICS2– comes into operation The European Commission is launching its new import control system (ICS2), a major reinforcement of the Customs Union’s “first line of defence” against security and safety threats posed by illicit traffic in goods across the EU’s external borders. In its first phase, ICS2 will focus on postal and express consignments coming to or through the EU by air, before eventually being applied to all modes of cargo transp...

The European Commission is today launching its new import control system (ICS2), a major reinforcement of the Customs Unions "first line of defence" …

Concerns Over Extra VAT and Customs Duty Charges Post Brexit Postal Imports May Incur Unforeseen Costs UK – EUROPE – Confusion reigns over the VAT and Customs duty status of many goods arriving In the UK from the European Union post Brexit. This week the Guardian ran a piece on the extra costs personal and business importers of goods from the EU are facing before they can have their items delivered. Despite some sites offering free international delivery with no extra charges, many custome...

Shop shelves in Ireland will continue to empty post-Brexit over hours of customs paperwork, Dail hears Michelle Devane Updated: 13 Jan 2021, 16:24 SHELVES in shops in Ireland will continue to empty post-Brexit because of the need to complete hours of customs paperwork, the Dail has heard. Independent TD Verona Murphy said there has been “utter disruption” in the supply chain since the end of the transition period, with truck drivers being stuck in ports for up to five days. 2 2 A notice is ...

By Michelle Devane, PA Shelves in shops in the Republic will continue to empty post-Brexit because of the need to complete hours of customs paperwork, the Dáil has heard. Independent TD Verona Murphy said there has been “utter disruption” in the supply chain since the end of the transition period, with truck drivers being stuck in ports for up to five days. The former head of the Irish Road Haulage Association warned further jobs will be lost in the coming weeks and the consumer wa...

Shelves in shops in Ireland will continue to empty post-Brexit because of the need to complete hours of customs paperwork, the Dail has heard.