Journals on Customs: Gain knowledge on the topics selected by the editors

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Take advantage of this unique opportunity to meet the editors of the Customs Journals and learn their insights on the topics of their choice. In additions, editors addressed the question 'If you had all the necessary resources and powers: What is the very first challenge in the world of customs that you would tackle and how would you do it?'. 

This is the record of the 'Global vebinar 2023: Journals on Customs', which took place on 24.10.2023. The speakers:

  • Prof Dr Sandra Rinnert, Germany, one of the editors of AW-Prax, which is the most widely circulated journal for customs and foreign trade law in German language. Topic: Compliance and sustainability with a focus on CBAM, deforestation and corporate due diligence in the supply chain.
  • Laure Tempier, Belgium, the editor of WCO News magazine, which is distributed free of charge in English and in French languages. Topic: Data quality.
  • Jeffrey L. Snyder, the USA, the editor of Global Trade and Customs Journal, which is ideal for trade and customs lawyers as well as other professionals with an interest in staying ahead of legal and compliance-based developments in the field. Topic: Customs classification and export controls.
  • Enrika Naujoke, Lithuania, one of the editors of Customs Compliance & Risk Management journal, a bimonthly online journal for customs practitioners in Europe. Topic: EU Customs Reform.

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Customs compliance and awareness amongst traders
29-09-2024

It would seem that customs compliance is one of the most complex and pressing issues for all companies and individuals involved in global trade. But is this really the case? Is there a widespread understanding of how important it is to be aware of customs legislation and regulations and to keep up to date with the frequent changes and innovations? This question was discussed by experts from the EU, the UK, Brazil, Israel, Pakistan and Côte d'Ivoire at the 23rd Author's Meeting. The discussion revealed that many problems hindering customs compliance are similar in many countries. We invite you to read an overview of this discussion below.

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Customs compliance and awareness amongst traders
29-09-2024

It would seem that customs compliance is one of the most complex and pressing issues for all companies and individuals involved in global trade. But is this really the case? Is there a widespread understanding of how important it is to be aware of customs legislation and regulations and to keep up to date with the frequent changes and innovations? This question was discussed by experts from the EU, the UK, Brazil, Israel, Pakistan and Côte d'Ivoire at the 23rd Author's Meeting. The discussion revealed that many problems hindering customs compliance are similar in many countries. We invite you to read an overview of this discussion below.

knowledge management, risk management
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The importance of data in DHL Express
19-10-2023

Quality data is the lifeblood of an efficient Customs clearance process. All Customs tasks and responsibilities are performed, at least in part, on the basis of data received from businesses engaged in trade – for example, data for purposes of revenue collection, risk management, admissibility checks, resource allocation and cooperation with other agencies, as well as the collection of statistical data for macroeconomic decisions.

Sandra Fischer , Asha Menon, Marcelo Godoy Rigobello, Ben Bridge

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Point of view
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The importance of data in DHL Express
19-10-2023

Quality data is the lifeblood of an efficient Customs clearance process. All Customs tasks and responsibilities are performed, at least in part, on the basis of data received from businesses engaged in trade – for example, data for purposes of revenue collection, risk management, admissibility checks, resource allocation and cooperation with other agencies, as well as the collection of statistical data for macroeconomic decisions.

Sandra Fischer , Asha Menon, Marcelo Godoy Rigobello, Ben Bridge

knowledge management
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Customs brokers: Growing importance in the US. The opposite in the EU?
24-06-2023

The United States is strengthening the role of customs brokers as professionals by introducing a professional development requirement (which will come into force on 24 July 2023), stressing that this will help improve trade compliance and revenue protection and allow brokers to act as an additional layer of security to prevent illicit goods from entering US commerce. In the meantime, EU customs brokers fear that the EU Customs Reform and the draft new Customs Code could signal the end of their profession.

Enrika Naujokė

customs brokers, knowledge management
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Customs brokers: Growing importance in the US. The opposite in the EU?
24-06-2023

The United States is strengthening the role of customs brokers as professionals by introducing a professional development requirement (which will come into force on 24 July 2023), stressing that this will help improve trade compliance and revenue protection and allow brokers to act as an additional layer of security to prevent illicit goods from entering US commerce. In the meantime, EU customs brokers fear that the EU Customs Reform and the draft new Customs Code could signal the end of their profession.

Enrika Naujokė

customs brokers, knowledge management
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Competencies of a customs broker: insights from a workshop
18-06-2023

Customs matters are complex and little known to the general public. This makes customs brokers an indispensable part of international trade, and with their knowledge they can greatly help their clients. What key competencies should customs brokers have? What additional key skills should they have? And what can we do to improve the competencies of customs brokers? These three questions were dealt with in a workshop organised by Customs Knowledge Community (CKC). Let's have an overview of the results.

Assoc Prof Dr Momchil Antov

customs brokers, knowledge management
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Competencies of a customs broker: insights from a workshop
18-06-2023

Customs matters are complex and little known to the general public. This makes customs brokers an indispensable part of international trade, and with their knowledge they can greatly help their clients. What key competencies should customs brokers have? What additional key skills should they have? And what can we do to improve the competencies of customs brokers? These three questions were dealt with in a workshop organised by Customs Knowledge Community (CKC). Let's have an overview of the results.

Assoc Prof Dr Momchil Antov

customs brokers, knowledge management
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Best practices and tips for managing customs knowledge in a company
07-05-2023

What aspects should be taken into account in the context of customs knowledge management within a company? During the 15th Authors' Meeting, experts from the UK, Israel, France, Colombia, Brazil and Lithuania shared many tips and practices on how to acquire, update and manage knowledge to be successful in customs processes. The main insights – on the role of a customs manager, exchanging information internally, ensuring awareness of all the involved persons, manuals, peer learning, etc. - shared are summarised in the following overview.

knowledge management, risk management
Perspective
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Best practices and tips for managing customs knowledge in a company
07-05-2023

What aspects should be taken into account in the context of customs knowledge management within a company? During the 15th Authors' Meeting, experts from the UK, Israel, France, Colombia, Brazil and Lithuania shared many tips and practices on how to acquire, update and manage knowledge to be successful in customs processes. The main insights – on the role of a customs manager, exchanging information internally, ensuring awareness of all the involved persons, manuals, peer learning, etc. - shared are summarised in the following overview.

knowledge management, risk management
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