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- Trade compliance and advisoryClassification, origin, valuation, authorisations and controls.7 services
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Trade Intelligence
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New Customs and Excise Bill Targets Supply Chain Data Transparency
The proposed Customs and Excise (Border Security) Amendment Bill 2026 introduces a new framework for mandatory information exchange between Customs and supply chain participants. This shift signals a move toward deeper digital integration and heightened regulatory oversight of international logistics data.
By TCSA Editorial Team
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