The liability is on the declaration you sign — not on the client who handed you the code. CargoScreen turns a commodity code and a route into a defensible verdict with the regulation attached.
Restriction applies with a wind-down period for contracts concluded before the cut-off date. Import allowed under transitional provisions; documentary evidence of contract date required.
Wind-down: Transitional period for pre-existing contracts.
Source: Regulation (EU) 833/2014, Article 3g →The exposure sits on the broker, and the tools you have weren't built for sanctions.
Silent sanctions annexes stacked on top of the tariff — one HS code, three regulations.
Manual EUR-Lex reading for every disputed code, under time pressure.
No proof of what the rule said on the day of clearance if customs asks months later.
HS/CN code and origin, transit, destination — the way it sits on your declaration.
Green, conditional or stop — with the regulation cited and any wind-down conditions surfaced.
A dated snapshot of the check goes into the customer folder. If customs revisits, you have the record.
CargoScreen surfaces the wind-down clause and the article number. You can decide, defend and document — in one screen.
Restriction applies with a wind-down period for contracts concluded before the cut-off date. Import allowed under transitional provisions; documentary evidence of contract date required.
Wind-down: Transitional period for pre-existing contracts.
Source: Regulation (EU) 833/2014, Article 3g →Pro covers an active desk. Move to Team when you share the audit trail across colleagues.
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