Customs data protection

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Customs data protection refers to the application of data protection regulations to the processing of personal data in connection with customs clearance, inspections, and related procedures. The aim is to protect the personal data of individuals involved in customs processes, including collection, storage, sharing, and use of such data by customs authorities, carriers, and businesses.

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