Customs clearance in UK in 2022: what could possibly go wrong?

Jessica Yang Director, JY XBorder Consulting Ltd , Toby Spink Director, BKR Consultants Limited
February 06, 2022
Customs clearance in UK in 2022: what could possibly go wrong?

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Being aware of the many things that could go wrong with customs in 2022 will make you think about how to minimise risks.

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