EC eyes 'handling charge' replacing de minimis in bid to tackle cheap imports
European regulators are looking at ways to tackle the surging flow of goods entering the ...
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Foreign airlines are said to have reacted strongly to an emergency security change to US Customs regulations on airfreight, at least one carrier temporarily halting cargo sales as it seeks more clarity on the sudden additional requirement.
According to sources, an emergency amendment – with restricted access – has been passed by the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) requiring carriers to submit additional details of shippers and consignees to the US Customs and Border Protection agency.
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