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UK Importers Accused of Dodging Brexit Charges
The government has accused EU-importing businesses of intentionally and criminally misreporting key documentation to evade new Brexit border charges.?
A recent notice sent to traders this week highlights repeated errors on import forms for goods arriving from the EU.?
The notice promises stricter enforcement of the new border checks for plant and animal products, which began on April 30th.
These checks require inspections at designated border points, with fees varying based on the type of imported goods.
Trade Bodies Sound Alarm Over BTOM 'Crisis' Ahead of UK General Election
Prior to the UK general election on Thursday (4 July), horticultural groups on both sides of the English Channel have collaboratively published an urgent open letter, urging a review of the measures set forth in the Border Target Operating Model (BTOM).
The UK’s HTA and six European trade bodies in the sector have requested “engagement and action on costs, systems, data, and plans—crucial for future business planning.”
Read open letter here?
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Port of Dover Prepares for Operation Brock: New Permit System Unveiled?
A new permit system aims to prevent hauliers from bypassing queues in Operation Brock on their way to the Port of Dover. While most freight drivers follow the rules, some try to avoid queues, causing delays elsewhere.
Strengthening compliance measures ensures drivers stick to the plan, reducing congestion and simplifying journeys to the Port of Dover.
The permit system will be implemented starting July 10, 2024, coinciding with the launch of Operation Brock on the M20 motorway ahead of the peak summer travel season.?
Find out here?
NCTS 5 Rolled Out to? Enhance Cross-Border Trade Efficiency
As of 1st July 2024, the United Kingdom began its transition to NCT5 (New Computerised Transit System, Version 5).
This upgrade to the customs transit system represents a major step forward in improving efficiency, security, and transparency in cross-border trade.
At iCustoms, we proactively initiated the transition to NCTS5. Our early adoption with AI powered iNCTS? demonstrates our commitment to staying ahead in the logistics and customs industry.??
Want to simplify your transit journey ? Check out iNCTS?
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