Dematerialized Trade Documentation

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Dematerialized trade documentation refers to the replacement of paper-based trade and transport documents (e.g. bills of lading, certificates of origin, commercial invoices) with electronic formats and digital processes that leverage legally valid digital signatures and secure data transmission.

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