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Ports across the UK have introduced so-called ‘customs clearance fees’ in an attempt to recoup lost revenues in border control posts as a result of delays to phytosanitary procedures.
Ports in London, Tilbury, Southampton and Teesport are charging customers new, additional fees that range from £17 to £25 per entry.
Moreover, Southampton and DP World have introduced a levy of £11 per removal, which one source described as an “insurance against cost of examinations,” according to a report in the B2B supply chain publication The Loadstar.
Shared from City A.M.
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