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Serbia Streamlines Trade with Customs Reform Roundtable

Supported by the WCO and SECO, the Serbian Customs Administration has launched the 'Customs-Business Roundtable' to establish a regular communication mechanism between the government and the private sector. This platform brings together various departments and industry associations to resolve operational challenges in customs clearance through direct dialogue. By fostering collaboration, the initiative aims to advance trade facilitation reforms, improve the national business environment, and enhance the country's competitiveness in international trade.

03/21/2023 Customs Knowledge

Long-man Europe Freight Train: Connecting Asia and Europe, Driving New Trade Opportunities

Since its launch in August last year, the Changman Europe international freight train has been in operation for over 100 days, completing multiple round trips, covering a total distance of 160,000 kilometers, with a cargo value exceeding 35 million euros. The recent arrival of trains from Germany marks its smooth operation, and is expected to enhance transport efficiency and attract a wider customer base.

03/10/2023 Logistics

Customs Agencies Overhaul Disaster Protocols to Protect Supply Chains

This article explores the outcomes of the World Customs Organization's disaster relief workshop held in Nigeria. The conference emphasized that customs authorities must transition from traditional regulators to facilitators of relief efforts. By deepening inter-agency collaboration, implementing simulation exercises, and optimizing customs clearance policies, customs administrations can build a more resilient global supply chain. These measures are essential to ensure the efficient flow of humanitarian aid during disasters and to maintain social stability.

02/07/2023 Customs Knowledge

2023 Investment Outlook for the Transportation Industry: Positive Spring Festival Data for Airlines and Recovery in Bulk Freight Rates

In 2023, the transportation industry shows a positive development trend, with air passenger traffic during the Spring Festival continuously increasing, expected to achieve a year-on-year growth of 11.5%. Although there was a decline in demand in January due to the staggered Spring Festival, improvements are anticipated in February and March. Bulk shipping rates are rising, as the overall shipping industry enters a recovery phase.

01/25/2023 Logistics Industry Insights

Jamaica Customs Boosts Disaster Resilience Via WCO Partnership

The Jamaica Customs Agency (JCA), in collaboration with the World Customs Organization, has strengthened its emergency response capabilities through the "COVID-19 Project." By fostering inter-agency coordination, optimizing legal frameworks, and conducting practical drills, the JCA has established an efficient customs clearance mechanism for natural disasters and emergencies. These initiatives have significantly enhanced supply chain resilience and improved the efficiency of humanitarian aid delivery.

01/25/2023 Customs Knowledge

Construction of Three Major Logistics Hub Projects at Zhengzhou Airport Area Launched

The Zhengzhou Airport Economy Comprehensive Experimental Zone has launched three major logistics projects aimed at enhancing logistics efficiency and promoting the construction of an air logistics hub.

01/19/2023 Logistics

Eastern Airlines Introduces New Baggage Policy

Starting from January 10, 2023, China Eastern Airlines implemented new free checked baggage standards for flights to Europe, Australia, and Japan. Economy class passengers can check in two pieces of luggage, each weighing up to 23 kg; business class and premium economy passengers can check in pieces weighing 32 kg each; first-class passengers can check in three pieces. Additionally, members enjoy extra baggage privileges. The new standards aim to enhance service experience and cater to the diverse needs of passengers.

01/11/2023 Airlines

Ganjou International Freight Train Sets Sail Again: Helping Jiangxi Enterprises Expand Global Markets

The Gan-Ou international freight train service will commence next month, with the second train heading to Rotterdam and Poland, assisting Jiangxi enterprises in expanding their international markets. This service offers over 50% time savings compared to sea transport and costs close to air freight, providing a more efficient logistics solution for Jiangxi's foreign trade enterprises.

01/05/2023 Logistics

Bolivia Adopts WCO Standards to Modernize Customs Risk Management

Supported by the SECO-WCO Global Trade Facilitation Programme, the Bolivian Customs (ANB) optimized its risk management strategies through a five-day workshop aligned with WCO international standards. By leveraging expert guidance and practical training, the initiative aimed to enhance the identification of high-risk goods and accelerate the transition toward a digitalized, precision-based regulatory framework. This effort seeks to achieve a strategic balance between robust customs security and efficient trade facilitation.

12/22/2022 Customs Knowledge

WCO Boosts Angolas Disaster Response Capacity

Through its COVID-19 project, the World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted a two-day emergency response field exercise in Angola. The initiative focused on disaster management, supply chain continuity, and the validation of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). By utilizing simulation drills and international instruments, the exercise significantly enhanced the efficiency of customs clearance for relief goods and strengthened inter-agency coordination for the Angolan Customs administration during emergency situations.

12/07/2022 Customs Knowledge

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