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Trusted traders (e.g. AEO): new trends and developments in the EU

February 09, 2025
Trusted traders (e.g. AEO): new trends and developments in the EU

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The 25th Authors' Meeting brought together customs experts from different countries to discuss challenges and trends in Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) and equivalent programmes. This article deals with the main findings of the meeting participants, covering both general and country-specific contributions to the topic, with an emphasis on the EU context.

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