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The Customs Administration has setup a helpdesk to give advice on Brexit: brexit@do.etat.lu.

Panalpina ready for Brexit with freighter flight and task force.

Cargolux has been delivered two new cargo aircrafts to expand their fleet size.

News briefing from Luxembourg Cluster for Logistics

The new Grand-Ducal regulation on controls on import, export and transit of dual-use goods, defense-related products and diamonds entered into force on December 24, 2018. It follows the publication of the new law last summer.

Renovation works of the runway at Luxembourg Airport will start in 2020. They will include a brand new runway, renovated taxiways and parking spaces.

The European Commission and the United Kingdom publish information on what would happen in case of no deal on Brexit.

The European Commission has launched a public consultation to document the impact analysis of a possible new initiative to develop a single window environment for customs.

Over 100 guests attended the 12th Luxembourg Logistics Conference organized by the Cluster for Logistics.

The Cluster for Logistics invites you to their automn conference on November 15th.

The Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LCL) at the University of Luxembourg offers a course on November 8th and 9th.

A Germany-Luxembourg matchmaking event is organized on October 25th for startups of the logistics sector.

The Customs and Excise Administration has just released its new portal for customs and excise: douanes.public.lu.

The AED has changed its name to "Registration Duties, Estates and VAT Authority".

Contern has signed a new charter for soft mobility and has launched a driverless bus.

The Eurohub South logistics park is expanding with the construction of two additional logistics buildings of 25,000 m2 by WDP Luxembourg and Arthur Welter.

The bridge connecting the Eurohub South logistics park and the CFL's intermodal rail and lorry terminal has just been inaugurated.

IATA has confirmed the launch of its new CEIV programme for the transport of live animals.

Luxembourg's finance ministry, Cargolux and Bank of China have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a $155 million global credit line.

The Administration of Veterinary Services (ASV) has moved to new offices: 7B, rue Thomas Edison L-1445 Strassen.