Read the new issue online or in pdf! We write on the three pillars of customs: classification, origin and valuation, overview EU legal news and case law, and many other practical topics are covered … by authors from the EU, Ukraine, Mexico, Australia, and the UK. Would you like to online-meet customs specialists from various countries? Learn about the Authors' Meetings!

Meet editors of journals on customs from various countries: WCO News (global), World Customs Journal (global), Customs Compliance & Risk Management Journal (Europe), Foreign Trade (Germany), … LEX Portus (Ukraine), Customs-Digital (Germany), Muitų teisė praktikams (Lithuania), and editors of two more journals are expected to join!

Without any doubt we can say that Brexit became the most challenging event for many customs practitioners at the very beginning of 2021. Brexit deal introduced a completely different reality … for many businesses’ supply chains and related customs procedures. Current CCRM issue offers a series of original articles focused on trade and customs consequences of Brexit. However, despite the sensitivity of post-Brexit trade issues, there are many other topics of sustaining interest of customs sector: legal updates, case law, customs valuation, origin of goods, sources of knowledge and more!

On December 16, 2020 3:00pm - 4:00pm CET a free webinar "A book on Customs subject is the best present to a client or colleague!". Authors from the United Kingdom, Brazil, France, Colombia, Germany, … Latvia, Ukraine and Lithuania will share their insights. What is your favorite book on Customs? Write about it and win a prize worth 290 Eur!

Are you passionate about Customs topics and would like to meet like-minded people from all over the world? Join the community of authors of the Customs Compliance & Risk Management journal! Authors … of the journal have regular meetings, and another one is planned to take place online on 21 October 2020. In this meeting authors will exchange their views on the topic “Customs knowledge in our countries: Is it sufficient? What is ‘sufficient’?”.

Last month we had the honor to be a part of the first national conference for Customs Practitioners organized by the Lithuanian Customs Practitioners Association.