Shipowners: EU bureaucracy still a problem
Several initiatives have been launched to reduce bureaucracy for the shipping companies in the EU, but they have not been very efficient, says the European Community Shipowners' Association.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
There have since 2009 been agreement in the EU that the bureaucracy of the shipping companies' contact with the EU should be eased. This has been done by making a part of the paperwork between the carriers and the EU electronic, but a new report from the EU shows that the work has not gone very well.
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