Customs and Logistics Committee

Recognizing the importance of customs and trade facilitation, the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) urges the relevant government agencies to fully implement the Customs Modernization and Tariff Act (CMTA) in pursuance to the WCO Revised Kyoto Convention; revisit the provisions of Customs Memorandum Order No. 27-2019 and expedite issuance of the Authority To Release Goods (ATRIG); and fully operationalize the National Single Window (NSW) and integrate it with the ASEAN Single Window (ASW).

As for concerns on shipping costs, the ECCP proposes the following: (1) the charges of the shipping lines must be transparently clarified and justified; (2) International Commerce Terminology (INCOTerms) must be observed and respected; and (3) the inclusion of the ECCP Committees on Customs, and Infrastructure and Transportation in the technical working group and other consultations for the aforementioned matter.

Customs and Logistics Committee

Committee Leaders

Mark AnthonyTamayo
Atty. Mark Anthony Tamayo
Chair
Partner, Mata-Pérez, Tamayo & Francisco
Michael KurtRaeuber
Michael Kurt Raeuber
Co-chair
Chairman and Group CEO, Royal Cargo

Customs and Logistics Committee

Policy Paper / Materials Published

Advocacy Paper 2024 Advocacy Papers
2024 Advocacy Papers

Year published: 2024

Advocacy Paper 2023 Advocacy Papers
2023 Advocacy Papers

Year published: 2023

Advocacy Paper 2022 Advocacy Papers - Customs and Logistics
2022 Advocacy Papers - Customs and Logistics

Year published: 2022

Advocacy Paper 2021 Advocacy Papers - Customs
2021 Advocacy Papers - Customs

Year published: 2021

Advocacy Paper 2019 Advocacy Papers - Customs
2019 Advocacy Papers - Customs

Year published: 2019

Advocacy Paper 2018 Advocacy Papers - Customs
2018 Advocacy Papers - Customs

Year published: 2018

Customs and Logistics Committee

Committee Coordinator

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Alyssa Marcos
Advocacy Research Associate