From 1 April 2025, the European Union’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2) will introduce new customs rules for rail and road carriers. These changes require businesses to submit pre-arrival data for goods entering or transiting through the EU.
Under ICS2, carriers must now provide a complete Entry Summary Declaration (ENS) before arrival. This ensures enhanced security, streamlined customs processes, and improved risk assessment across the EU. Businesses failing to comply may face delays, penalties, or disrupted supply chains.
Key Questions to Consider:
- Have you reviewed your customs processes to ensure compliance with ICS2?
- Are your systems prepared to handle the new ENS requirements?
- Do you need expert guidance to navigate these changes effectively?
At VARTAN, we specialise in customs compliance and can help businesses adapt to these evolving regulations. Contact us and talk to our experts.
Written by Corinne Robinson
Corinne brings the team together and is the main point of contact for clients and colleagues alike.
With a passion for customer service and over thirty years experience in managing businesses and streamlining processes in a variety of industries, Corinne knows what good service looks like and she takes pride in putting processes in place to ensure the team provides excellent customer service whilst managing customer expectations.