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New customs rules in US, Mexico and Europe raise compliance burden for shippers ahead of Q4
Shippers face a growing compliance burden as new customs requirements in the United States, Mexico and Europe coincide with post-Golden Week adjustments and disruption in parts of Asia, Maersk says in a market update.
New customs requirements in the United States, Mexico and Europe are adding a compliance burden for importers, according to a Maersk market update cited in the report. The changes are occurring as ocean and air freight networks enter what the update describes as a potentially volatile final quarter.
The article says the customs changes coincide with post-Golden Week adjustments and continuing disruption across parts of Asia. This combination is creating a more complex operating environment for importers.
Maersk urges companies to tighten customs data and documentation. The supplied source text is truncated after a reference to securing..., so further details from that recommendation are not available in the material provided.
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