TIACA: ecommerce growth creates compliance challenge for global mail

10/04/2014

The new regulations would require individual shipment information to be submitted to destination regulatory agencies in advance of transportation, rather than the current Customs’ requirement for information prior to arrival at the port of entry.

The air cargo industry and Postal Operators need to continue working ...

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