Commercial companies, whatever their size, face constantly changing costs of transporting goods. Sea freight, air freight and road transport are directly subject to geopolitical events and the period we are living in does not fail to shake up the sector. Thus, when the price of fuels increases suddenly, the transport budget can also explode. 

Every year, the European Union updates its customs tariffs. Customs traders and freight forwarders use HS (Harmonized System) codes to clear all goods crossing international borders. In the European Union, these codes are defined by the Customs Tariff, also known as the EU Combined Nomenclature.

As a Supply Chain manager, you are the last link in the chain before the end customer and therefore the guarantor of a successful experience. For this, you must put in place systems that contribute to satisfaction and loyalty. If in BtoC customers benefit from very detailed order tracking and a delivery horizon, this is not always the case in BtoB exchanges.