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EUCA in Lille: The New Revolution in European Customs

EUCA in Lille: The New Revolution in European Customs

In late March, a decision of great importance for the future of European customs went largely unnoticed outside specialist circles, as international news coverage was focused on the Middle East

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MyTower acquires TDI, Winddle, and e-SCM Solutions to build a leading European player in supply chain management

MyTower acquires TDI, Winddle, and e-SCM Solutions to build a leading European player in supply chain management

The French supply chain software provider MyTower is accelerating the consolidation of the European market for software solutions dedicated to customs transport and trade compliance. Backed since December 2025 by the Verto Growth fund, the group is joining forces with three key players

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Preferred outcome: the end of paper, not of rigor

Preferred outcome: the end of paper, not of rigor

For a long time, proof of preferential origin took a familiar form: a paper document, endorsed by customs authorities, complete with its boxes, signatures, and stamps—and, in case of any issues, duplicates that were more or less easy to obtain

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Escalation in the Gulf: how the Ormuz risk is turning into extra costs

Escalation in the Gulf: how the Ormuz risk is turning into extra costs

At the end of February and beginning of March, a new phase of escalation in the Middle East, marked by strikes carried out by the United States and Israel on Iranian territory, triggered a chain reaction.

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US reciprocal duties ruled illegal: good news? Not so sure.

US reciprocal duties ruled illegal: good news? Not so sure.

On February 20, 2026, the US Supreme Court invalidated most of the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump in 2025 under reciprocal rights. The central issue concerned the legal basis used, which was the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.

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EU-India Agreement: the reality behind the January 27, 2026 announcement

EU-India Agreement: the reality behind the January 27, 2026 announcement

On January 27, the European Union and India announced that they had concluded negotiations on their free trade agreement at a summit in New Delhi. In everyday language, this means that the content of the agreement has been finalized, but that the treaty is not yet

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Trends for 2026: Supply chain, transport, and logistics undergoing major changes in Europe

Trends for 2026: Supply chain, transport, and logistics undergoing major changes in Europe

At the dawn of 2026, European supply chains are entering a new era. Several signs point to structural change: increased digitalization, energy transition, tighter regulations, and more tense geopolitics.

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Supply Chain 2026: 5 Trends to Stay Competitive

Supply Chain 2026: 5 Trends to Stay Competitive

White Paper – Supply Chain 2026: 5 trends to stay competitive In a constantly changing European economic and regulatory environment, the supply chain is facing new challenges that are forcing companies to rethink their logistics models. Digitalization,

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The de minimis was good.... but it's over

The de minimis was good.... but it's over

There was a lot of talk in 2025 about the abolition of de minimis in the United States: what does the term mean, what did it used to mean and is it a purely American concept?

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