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Global trade compliance is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in decades.
In a recent discussion hosted by Arne Mielken, customs and trade expert Douglas McKay shared his perspectives on compliance, AI, sanctions, and the future of international trade. The conversation explored practical strategies businesses can adopt to strengthen resilience and manage risk in an increasingly fragmented world.
🚨 Trade compliance is no longer just about customs declarations. It is becoming a strategic business discipline.
In this article, we explore:
➜ How global trade compliance has evolved
➜ The biggest compliance risks facing businesses
➜ The growing role of AI and automation
➜ Why proactive risk management matters
➜ How companies should prepare for 2030
➜ Practical strategies for building resilient supply chains
➜ Why compliance should be viewed as a business enabler rather than simply a regulatory obligation
⬇️ Click here to read more
🎥 Watch the full interview with Douglas McKay:
Watch the full Interview below ⬇️
Expert Interview: Arne Mielken & Douglas McKay
Whether you work in customs compliance, international trade, export controls, sanctions, procurement, logistics, finance, or supply chain management, understanding how the trade environment is evolving will be essential for maintaining competitiveness and reducing risk.
Warmly,
Ann Karen
Head of Growth
Customs Manager Ltd
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