After several weeks since the arrival and entry into force of Brexit, the logistics sector continues to adapt to the new situation in terms of international freight transport and Brexit.
Initially, the agreement between the European Union and the United Kingdom promised to be beneficial for both markets, however, the day to day is preventing a flow of goods as smoothly as companies and logistics operators would like.
So what has changed? How should we act in the face of these operations, which are now considered imports and exports?
Read on and find out which customs procedures have to be taken into account for both cases.
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