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The British International Freight Association (Bifa) has strengthened its team with the appointment of Igor Popovics (above) as policy and compliance advisor, with responsibility for customs and frontier-related issues.
Prior to joining Bifa, he was export documents and customs declaration officer at the London Chamber of Commerce and, while primarily fulfilling a customs role, he gained valuable knowledge of ‘rules of origin’ and carnets.
Mr Popovics also has hands-on experience of the freight forwarding and logistics sector, having worked for a number of freight forwarding companies since graduating from London Metropolitan University.
He joins at “a very challenging time for those engaged in Customs and related matters, with the new procedures and IT systems designed to facilitate the cross-border trading elements of the UK’s exit from the EU, still being implemented”, Bifa said.
“At the same time, the programme to replace CHIEF with CDS is being rolled out, and government is looking at implementing its Single Trade Window initiative.”
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