News / Reports of delay to implementation of EU ISC2 – a 'regulatory evolution'

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By Alexander Whiteman

15/11/2023

European regulators have, seemingly, postponed implementation of elements of the EU’s new Import Control System 2 (ICS2) without informing industry at large.

News filtered out late last week pointing to a revised schedule for ICS2 applicability to ocean shipments, with deadlines for vessel operators moved from 1 March 2024 to 3 June, and to 4 December for House Bill filers.

Efforts by The Loadstar to find a direct announcement from the EC confirming/providing a reason for ...

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