Agreement on Trade Facilitation (Protocol Amending the Marrakesh Agreement, WT/L/940)¶
World Trade Organization. (2014). Agreement on Trade Facilitation (Protocol Amending the Marrakesh Agreement, WT/L/940).
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- Customs-Clearance Delay
- The intervention family is correspondingly distinct from transport-delay remedies: pre-arrival data submission, Authorised Economic Operator trust programs (WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement, Article 7.7), licensed customs-broker relationships, single-window electronic submission systems, and political-diplomatic escalation for humanitarian consignments address the administrative gate rather than the physical route
This sourceThe treaty source for three of the named remedies — pre-arrival processing (Art. 7.1), authorized-operator facilitation (Art. 7.7, correctly cited) and single window (Art. 10.4); it does not speak to customs-broker relationships or diplomatic escalation. Article 7 ('Release and Clearance of Goods') is explicit that pre-arrival processing aims at 'expediting the release of goods upon arrival', with faster release times among the benefits authorized operators receive and a single window under Art. 10.4.
- The intervention family is correspondingly distinct from transport-delay remedies: pre-arrival data submission, Authorised Economic Operator trust programs (WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement, Article 7.7), licensed customs-broker relationships, single-window electronic submission systems, and political-diplomatic escalation for humanitarian consignments address the administrative gate rather than the physical route
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