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European shipping stakeholders are up in arms over a proposal to limit temporary storage at EU ports to three days – a significant reduction from the current 90-day allowance.
Non-EU goods imported into the union are held in temporary storage, controlled by Customs, from the moment they arrive until they are placed under a customs procedure or re-exported, currently this must happen within 90 days.
If this is not done, customs authorities may “take any necessary measures to regularise the situation”, which ...
European port congestion now at five-to-six days, and getting worse
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