Piraeus Port Authority PPA obtained the Authorised Economic Operator License

PPA S.A. announces that it has obtained from the Independent Public Revenue Authority, the Authorized Economic Operator License (AEOF), at the highest level of the Institution “Customs Simplifications / Security & Protection”.
The institution of the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO), which has entered into force under the provisions of the Union Customs Code for all Member States of the European Union, aims to facilitate healthy trade and enhance the security of international supply chain.
The AEO status by the economic operator (economic operator: any entity which, in the course of its business activity, is involved in activities subject to customs legislation) presupposes the strict observance of certain criteria of compliance with tax and customs legislation, the reliability of the software and its information systems, the completeness and correctness of its internal operating procedures, its ability to meet its financial obligations and to have adopted and implemented security and protection measures within its business but also in relation to its business partners.
AEO holders enjoy significant benefits, which include their easier or more immediate access to customs simplifications, faster processing of their customs transactions, immediate release of financial resources through the reduction of guarantees in the context of the use of specific customs regimes and procedures and their international recognition through the mutual AEO recognition agreements concluded by the European Union with third countries, as well as their international credibility, through the right to use the AEO logo.
PPA S.A. would like to thank the Customs Authorities for the excellent cooperation and supervision of the whole process.
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