EU ecommerce traders demand ‘level playing field’, as Liege rebuilds its image
Cross-border ecommerce may be air cargo’s ‘golden egg’ currently, generating buoyant demand and boosting the ...
A court in Liège has heard how customs officers at the city’s airport, LGG, “overwhelmed by the massive influx of Chinese e-commerce”, clamped down on importers, accusing many of fraud, only to lose many of the cases when they came to court.
Ironically, investigations by OLAF, the European anti-fraud office, led to Belgium being fined €251m in 2021 for failing to take sufficient action against import fraud on its territory.
Recently, LGG-based ECDC Logistics, set up by a Chinese businessman, won 12 ...
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