Sistemul vamal al Uniunii Europene, digitalizat și simplificat pentru a face față provocărilor comerţului internaţional

The European Commission has announced the implementation of a new customs reform aimed at modernizing the EU's customs system. This reform, effective from September 21, 2026, will enhance digitalization and data-driven processes to address international trade challenges. A new EU Customs Authority (EUCA) will facilitate cooperation among member states and improve risk management. The reform includes a single entry point for customs operations and simplified procedures for legitimate businesses. The EU's customs system will adapt to the growing e-commerce sector, with a new data platform expected to be operational by July 2028. The reform aims to streamline customs operations and ensure better compliance with EU regulations.