Customer centricity is the key element of our Maersk Customs Services offerings & our innovative, knowledgebased & datadriven Global Trade and Customs Consulting (GTCC) model.
We are now rolling out a complementary Client Forum concept with round-table dialogue, starting yesterday in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Soon we will be in a city near you. Come & meet our key people like our Maersk Key Economist Graham L. Slack plus our global, regional & local experts – for an open conversation about the future of customs & global trade.
Our First-Ever Maersk Customs Services Client Forum took place yesterday in Ho Chi Minh City!
A heartfelt thank you to all our amazing clients, dedicated customs administration partners, and our fantastic VN colleagues that made our inaugural Client Forum a memorable event. Your valuable insights, feedback and collaborative spirit truly set positive outlook to more informative and engaging Client Forums in times to come!
We are thrilled to continue building strong partnerships and driving innovation together with all our key stakeholders. Here’s to many more fruitful interactions ahead! Next stop…. Bangkok!
Today UK Government presented The Ecosystem of Trust (EOT) evaluation report which assesses a full set of pilot activities undertaken between government and industry from October 2022 to March 2023.
Baroness Neville-Rolfe, Minister of State for the Cabinet Offce, at the presentation today called the EOT pilot project ’a world leading innovative initiative’ that together with the Border Target Operating Model (BTOM) and the Single Trade Window will build the ’best border in the world’ in line with the UK Border Strategy 2025.
We in Maersk are extremely proud to have been actively involved in two of the six UK Govenment Ecosystem of Trust pilot projects, being lead for one of the project together with IBM.
You can find the report here: EOT Evaluation Report
Today the final version of the new UK Border Target Operating Model (BTOM) was presented.
Three dates to plan for:
✅ 31 January 24
✅ 30 April 24
✅ 31 October 24
Following consultation with trade, SPS controls will be phased in as follows
31 January 2024 – The introduction of health on imports of medium risk animal products, plants, plant products and high risk food and feed of non-animal origin from the EU. The removal of pre notification requirements for low risk plant and plant products from the EU
30 April 2024 – The introduction of documentary and risk-based identity and physical checks on medium risk animal products, plants, plant products and high risk food and feed of non-animal origin from the EU
Existing inspections of high risk plants/plant products from the EU will move from destination to Border Control Posts. We will also begin to simplify imports from non-EU countries. This will include, the removal of health certification and routine checks on low risk animal products, plants, plant products from non-EU countries as well as reduction in physical and identity check levels on medium-risk animal products from non-EU countries
31 October 2024 – The requirement for Safety and Security declarations for imports into Great Britain from the EU or from other territories where the waiver applies will come into force from 31 October 2024 as set out in the original TOM
You can read the report: UKGOV BTOM Report
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