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Rotterdam, December 17, 2024 – Customs Support Group (CSG), Europe’s leading independent customs and trade solutions provider, is proud to announce the acquisition of Servizi Doganali Srl, a specialized customs brokerage firm based in Livorno, Italy. This strategic move further reinforces CSG’s presence in one of Europe’s most critical ports for perishable goods, further solidifying its role as the go-to partner for seamless cross-border operations.

Customs and trade solutions provider Customs Support Group identifies geopolitical disruption, complex customs regulations, internal skills shortages and the challenge of AI as major market hurdles.

A major survey of global logistics firms and goods producers by Customs Support Group has revealed three major hurdles impacting international trade.

The Ireland office of Customs Support Group provides a comprehensive range of customs services across multiple industries while excelling in automotive solutions. From 24/7 support to tailored services, we deliver efficient import and export processes. Discover how we simplify trade and deliver seamless customs clearance for clients in various sectors.

Rotterdam, December 5, 2024 – Customs Support Group (CSG), Europe’s leading independent customs and trade solutions provider, is proud to announce its strategic expansion into Norway with the acquisition of Harald Halvorsen Spedisjon AS, effective December 2, 2024. This acquisition strengthens CSG’s Nordic cluster, further expanding its footprint across Europe and enhancing its capacity to offer full-service customs solutions within Norway’s crucial non-EU market.

Following our growth strategy and commitment to talent development, Customs Support Group (CSG) is proud to announce the introduction of the Chief People Officer (CPO) role. Effective December 2nd, 2024, Harry Ginschel will join CSG as Chief People Officer and a member of the Executive Leadership Team (ELT). Harry will be based in Stuttgart, Germany.

The upcoming changes in the New Computerised Transit System (NCTS Phase 5) will come into effect in Belgium from January 21st 2025. These updates are part of the EU's effort to modernize and harmonize customs processes across member states and participating countries. Below is a summary of the key changes and what they mean for you.

Importing food products presents a health risk, and even the smallest error can cause delays at the border. Therefore, a streamlined customs process is necessary to get your goods in store, on time.

The Belgian customs will implement the Automated Export System (AES) to replace the current PLDA Export system. This change will impact export, dispatch, and re-export after storage in customs bonded warehouse processes. Ensure your company is prepared for this transition.

Over 25% of the EU’s emissions come from logistics, so it’s a key part of the 2050 net-zero plan. We describe some of the EU’s green supply chain initiatives in this article.