Starting July 1 in Europe and July 9 in the United States, new regulations applicable to international shipments will take effect as part of updates to the customs systems in both markets.
These measures are part of efforts to modernize foreign trade, which aim to update the requirements related to the management and control of international shipments.
These types of changes affect the operational and documentation guidelines used in export processes to these destinations.
In this context, logistics operators continue to adjust their processes to comply with the new requirements established by customs authorities.
That is why, at Ágilex, we have been working for months on the phased implementation of these provisions.
During this time, we have studied the regulations, directly reviewed changes in customs procedures, strengthened our internal processes, and built a logistics ecosystem that allows us to anticipate new requirements.
We have focused this project on a very clear goal: reducing friction at customs, ensuring strict compliance with U.S. regulations, and ensuring that each shipment is accompanied by proper documentation from the very beginning.
As part of our value-added services, we offer free consulting to assist our clients in preparing their international shipments in accordance with these new guidelines.
In addition, our all-in-one service model is designed to ensure that every shipment has the necessary support in terms of documentation, compliance, and operational assistance, thereby preventing delays caused by errors or incomplete information.
Regulatory changes are part of the evolution of international trade. Advance preparation and appropriate support can make it easier to manage shipments under the new guidelines.
At Ágilex, we're here to answer your questions about the changes affecting shipments to the United States and Europe
Contact us and get free advice from our team.
