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Objective
The purpose of this document is to describe the process of regulatory watch necessary to follow up particular regulation and their evolution in terms of Customs and Trade Compliance.
Scope
All countries where CTC has an activity (North America, Brazil, EMEA, South Korea, China)
Actors & Roles
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External providers |
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Product Regulatory Compliance |
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CTC |
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Scope
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Description
Customs and Trade Compliance activities are regulated by specific rules supplied by different organizations like: Customs Authorities, Governmental Agencies, Trade Associations, European Commission, Freight forwarders, Product Regulatory Compliance etc…”:
The regulations are in constant evolution and have to be strictly followed by CTC and applied on CTC activities to be compliant.
After analysis, CTC:
- takes in charge the communication with the BU if needed
- makes sure that information are well understood by the various stakeholders
- updates the Information System and Google Site properly
- ensures that rules are correctly applied on all processes linked to Customs and Trade Compliance activities.