Following the implementation of the EU Customs Code (UCC) on May 1ᵉʳ, 2016, French Customs is working on an overhaul of the Customs IT systems in order to centralize the customs clearance process at the European level.
Indeed, with this overhaul of the Customs IT Systems, the Single Administrative Document (SAD) will be completely abandoned and will make way for new customs clearance processes: An import customs declaration (H1) and an export declaration (B1).
This new system called DELTA IE (import-export) will be operational as of January 1ᵉʳ, 2023 in simple customs clearance. It should be generalized by 2025.
The Directorate General of Customs is setting up the Service de l’Origine et du Made in France (SOMIF) to issue Binding Origin Information (BOI) and Made in France information (MFI).
By creating this new specialized service, available as of 1ᵉʳ May 2022, the DGDDI confirms its mobilization to secure French origin markings and the enhanced use of trade agreements by companies.
The European Commission has recently updated a guide on non-preferential origin (March 2022) and has made it available on the Europa website.
NOTE: Annex 22-01 Jo L343 of 29/12/2015 are also necessary to study the non-preferential origin.
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