Shippers need to 'wake up' – UK Customs changes post-Brexit are real
Shippers are “sleepwalking” towards the changeover of the UK’s customs infrastructure and need to “wake ...
UK traders have been plagued by a series of outages across the Customs Declaration System (CDS) for imports last week.
And there are fears the rollout of its export version, due in March, will not be ready on time.
Rolling outages last week left traders furious at what they claim is the lack of support – or acknowledgement of the problem – from HMRC, as backlogs grew.
One forwarder told The Loadstar: “It was more than frustrating; from early to mid-morning on a ...
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