OCEAN Board meeting

Brussels, 16th April 2010

The OCEAN Board met in Brussels and discussed latest developments in Europe as regards shipsupply. The Board was pleased with the involvement of the Cyprus Shipsupply Association, but was equally impressed with the commitment of the Norwegian Maritime Suppliers & TURSSA - Turkey Ship Suppliers Association, which regularly attended our meetings.
The Board listend to updates and reports on Veterinary Affairs, Customs Matters and Taxation Matters, vital for operation of modern ship supply in Europe and discussed the impact on European Shipsupply. The Board was then thoroughly updated on Customs Policy in particular the final amendment to the EU Customs Code and the Modernized Customs Code. If you are a ship supply company wishing to obtain detailed information on OCEAN and the updates on these matters for the benefit of your company, please contact you national associaiton or, if you don not have one, Mr. Spencer Eade at secretarait@shipsupply.eu to find out how.

 The OCEAN Board met in Brussels and discussed latest develoments in Europe as regards shipsupply. The Board was pleased with the involvement of the Cyprus Shipsupply Associaiton, but was equally impressed with the committment of the Norwegian Maritime Suppliers & TURSSA - Turkey Ship Suppliers Association, which regularly attended our meetings.
The Board heard updates and reports on Veterinary Affairs, Customs Matters and Taxation Matters, vital for operation of modern shipsupply in Europe and discussed the impact on European shipsupply. The Board was then throroughly updated on Customs Policy in particular the final amendement to the EU Customs Code and the Modernised Csutoms Code.If you are a ship supply company wishing to obtain detailed information on OCEAN and the updates on these matters for the benefit of your company, please contact you national associaiton or, if you don not have one, Mr. Spencer Eade at secretarait@shipsupply.eu to find out how.