Legal Interoperability

Quelle: https://www.gs1.org/standards/what-are-standards/interoperability

Legal interoperability refers to the ability of different legal frameworks, regulations, and contractual terms to work together seamlessly in cross-border logistics processes. It encompasses harmonization, recognition of legal acts, standardized documentation, and legally secure procedures that enable the cross-border flow of goods and information.

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