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A coffee break with… Michael Lux

Michael Lux Attorney, Michael Lux BV , Enrika Naujokė CEO, CustomsClear
July 10, 2022
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A coffee break with… Michael Lux

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If you had the chance to talk to an expert who was working on the Union Customs Code (UCC), what would you ask? … Questions we asked: What your suggestions do we find in the UCC? What are you especially proud of about the UCC? What could have been done differently? What would be your advice for the users of the UCC? And more! Grab cup of coffee and enjoy our interview with Michael Lux.

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