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Medientyp:
E-Artikel
Titel:
Enabling Trusted Trade Through Secure Track and Trace Technology
Beteiligte:
Doyle, Tom
Erschienen:
Centre for Customs and Excise Studies Pty Ltd, 2014
Erschienen in:World Customs Journal
Sprache:
Englisch
DOI:
10.55596/001c.93052
ISSN:
1834-6707;
1834-6715
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<jats:p>There is wide consensus on the need to address illicit trade and, in the face of verincreasing threats to government and society at large, comprehensive, collaborative and technically advanced track and trace solutions have an important role to play in strengthening and unifying regulatory control, fiscal sustainability and ensuring secure supply chains. This technology can also be a critically important trade facilitation tool to enable trusted traders to work collaboratively with regulatory agencies to establish a level playing field of competitiveness for industry, as well as improving governments’ ability to fight the scourge of illicit trade and those who profit from this activity. However, we lack a clear global vision for enabling trusted trade through secure track and trace technology. Currently, systems are being developed and deployed in a far too organic way, limiting potential gains. If governments worldwide are to fully leverage the potential benefits to be had from a secure track and trace framework and solution, they need to act now.</jats:p>