Summary of "Riforma del Codice doganale europeo; AEO e trust and check trader"

The video discusses the reform of the European customs code, focusing on the introduction of the Trust and Check Trader concept as an evolution of the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO). The main speakers, including lawyer Sara Armella, Dr. Paola Paliano, and Dr. Roberta Bardi, highlight the importance of the new customs legislation in adapting to the changing international trade landscape.

Key Points

The European Commission's consultation in 2022 to revise the Union customs code and related delegated acts.
The proposal for a new Union customs code in May 2023, aimed at redefining the cross-border system.
The introduction of the Trust and Check Trader as a more reliable economic operator.
The transition from AEO authorizations to Trust and Check Trader status by March 2032.
The role of the European Customs Agency in ensuring uniformity in customs controls and compliance.
The importance of companies being aware of customs regulations, classifications, and rules of origin.
The need for companies to internalize customs knowledge and comply with international trade regulations.
The significance of binding tariff information and binding information on origin for compliance.
The impact of international sanctions, anti-dumping duties, and the Plastic Tax on businesses.
The role of training and education in preparing companies for international trade and customs compliance.

Conclusion

The speakers emphasize the importance of companies being well-informed, compliant, and prepared to navigate the complexities of international trade under the new customs legislation.