NCTS Phase 6 & ICS2: New Customs Requirements
From now on, all consignments entering the EU customs territory must be covered by a valid Entry Summary Declaration (ENS).
From now on, all consignments entering the EU customs territory must be covered by a valid Entry Summary Declaration (ENS).
The European Commission has published new guidance to help economic operators improve the quality of Entry Summary Declaration (ENS) data submitted through the Import Control System 2 (ICS2).
In June, the SGS e-Customs team participated in Transport Logistic China 2026 in Shanghai, one of Asia’s leading exhibitions for logistics, supply chain management and international trade.
On the 1st June 2026, new requirements regarding NCTS 6 and ICS 2 will come into effect.
As the EU introduces the new Import Control System 2 (ICS2), businesses must adapt to stricter pre-arrival customs requirements.
At the same time, ICS 2 declarations for road and rail movements will become mandatory.
As of January 1, 2026, all transit movements across Hungary (i.e. when the final destination is outside Hungary) must be carried out exclusively via roads approved for transit traffic.
A new integration which allows customers of both DFDS and SGS TransitNet to create bookings in DFDS’ My Freight booking system is now available in TransitNet.
Many countries applied for a derogation from the original September 1st deadline, however several countries required mandatory ICS 2 from September 1st 2025.
The new logistics envelope in France required for all shipments between France and Great Britian will become mandatory from January 1st 2026.