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From “red tape” to “red carpet”: how the Brazilian AEO Programme has brought Customs procedures to an entire new level

Fabiano Coelho Customs Stakeholders Coordinator, Brazilian Customs Headquarters

WCO News, World Customs Organisation, 88, February 2019

February 28, 2019

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From “red tape” to “red carpet”: how the Brazilian AEO Programme has brought Customs procedures to an entire new level

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Topic: trusted trader, AEO

The Brazilian Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Programme can be considered one of the most advanced and successful in the world. Indeed, from the outset, the Programme has featured some prominent characteristics. Among other things, an internationally renowned consulting firm was involved in its design, technical and financial support was provided by private sector entities wishing to join it, and it was backed by high ranked officials from the Customs management team and the Federal government.

Market: Global
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