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December 12, 2012December 12, 2012 by Mike Poverello

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customs standards, international customs body, Kunio Mikuriya, New WCO website, Tariff, World Customs Organization
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Visit the new WCO website. My impression is a very cool, uncluttered and refreshing design tailored for easy of use and the burgeoning social media space. Navigation is now a synch with the entire website content accessible via menu bar. Visit http://www.wcoomd.org/en.aspx now!

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