It is learned that in 2022, due to inflation and consumption downgrade, the overall order volume of cross-border sellers showed a downward trend, and the demand for cross-border freight also decreased. Relevant data showed that due to the slowdown in consumer demand and overstocking, global container throughput fell by 8.6% in September, when the demand for shipping was the strongest in previous years, reaching the lowest level since February.
Under this circumstance, many freight forwarders are trapped in the industry swamp of soliciting cargo at low prices and having difficulty in increasing performance.
As the saying goes: When it rains, it pours. When a ship is late, it encounters headwinds. As the epidemic spreads, labor is becoming increasingly scarce, and the delivery efficiency of many shipping companies is declining. They are in dire straits. Recently, the cross-border logistics circle has been in turmoil again.
It is learned that recently, 18 logistics companies issued a joint statement regarding the backlog of goods in the EQ2 warehouse in Belgium.
The statement mentioned: Since the end of October 2022 , a series of issues caused by the customs inspection of the Belgian EQ2 warehouse have been resolved. After two months of inspection and docking, customs hearings, etc., the customs and the supervisory warehouse have reached a consensus on the matter.
Here is a summary of the key points of the statement for all sellers: 1. The backlog of goods at the Belgian EQ2 warehouse is not an isolated case. The problematic goods will fail inspection at almost all ports in Europe. The large backlog at the EQ2 warehouse may face destruction . By paying a fine, the goods in the warehouse can be quickly cleared and the products can be saved. 2. The customs finally determined the fine amount for this case to be 1.3945 million euros (approximately RMB 10.3478 million) , involving more than 200 customers, 43,085 boxes of goods , and a total VAT of 784,700 euros; the modes of transportation involved include air/truck/rail/sea transportation; the customs clearance methods involved include self-tax deferral and tax-inclusive (the freight forwarder provides the tax number for customs clearance). 3. Solution: In response to this incident, the customs has consolidated all the goods and handled the case. The warehouse can only be unsealed after receiving the full fine. In this regard, all logistics parties require customers to bear at least half of the fine to pick up the goods, and part of the fine amount has been sent to the customer. 4. 18 logistics companies jointly called on the industry to legislate as soon as possible to clarify the respective responsibilities and obligations and boundaries so that everyone can have laws to abide by and do things according to the rules. We hope that seller friends can realize the importance of long-term healthy cooperation between cross-border e-commerce and cross-border e-commerce logistics, and also realize the importance of compliance.
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