Speedy Freight, has achieved Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) status, an internationally recognised certification that highlights the company’s commitment to compliance, security and efficiency in global trade operations.

The accreditation is an important accomplishment for Speedy Freight, as it is designed to enhance supply chain security and streamline customs processes for business involved in international trade.

Part of the World Customs Organisation’s SAFE Framework of Standards, the AEO status will ensure Speedy Freight is recognised as a trusted trader globally, highlighting how valuable a credential it is to have been awarded.

Shona Brown, Customs Manager at Speedy Freight, comments:

“Achieving the internationally recognised and highly regarded AEO certification is fantastic news for the company as it marks an important step in ensuring our supply chain processes meet the highest of standards, providing reassurance to our clients and partners across the globe. It also means we can take advantage of simplified customs procedures and increased efficiency when moving goods across borders.”

The benefits for Speedy Freight clients are numerous, including:

  • Simplified Customs Procedures: Faster customs clearance and reduced administrative burdens enable smoother transactions
  • Fewer Inspections: Lower likelihood of physical and document checks at borders, reducing potential delays
  • Global Recognition: Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) with other countries facilitate seamless international trade, helping businesses access new markets with confidence
  • Improved Security Standards: Enhanced supply chain security reduces risks associated with theft, tampering, and delays caused by non-compliance
  • Reliability and Trustworthiness: Certified compliance with customs regulations enhances reputation, giving businesses confidence when partnering with us
  • Competitive Advantage: Businesses working with AEO-certified partners benefit from prioritised customs processing, which can save time and money in the long run

Shona concludes:

“We are very proud to have achieved the AEO status. It not only demonstrates our commitment to transparency, accountability and continuous improvement, but also reinforces our ability to adapt to changing regulations and customs requirements, maximising the AEO framework and leveraging the advantages of the accreditation.”

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