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World Customs Organization

World Customs Organization

The World Customs Organization (WCO) is an intergovernmental organization, headquartered in Brussels, that develops international customs standards and tools — including the Harmonized System nomenclature and rules of origin — and builds capacity among customs administrations to secure and facilitate global trade, protect revenue collection, and combat illicit trade.www.wcoomd.org

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Oct 10, 2026

CornHOST
12:51
That's true of a customs academy, and it's true of a fund manager.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
12:55
Which is where the World Customs Organization comes in, because they're the ones who wrote the list you'd want.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
13:01
The Risk Management Compendium, Volume 2: The Passenger Risk Indicators.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
13:06
They were released in 2011, developed the January after, and they're the closest thing to a published answer to Daniel's question about the fringe.
Steven BeckGUEST
9:39
Well, I'm glad you've asked about that, Doa, because that is going to be something that's transformational on a historic level.
Steven BeckGUEST
9:46
So we're working very closely with the WTO and the World Customs Organization.
Steven BeckGUEST
9:51
First thing is that we're convening stakeholders to agree on the electronic form of some 35 main import-export documents.
Steven BeckGUEST
10:02
that today are in paper form and require physical signatures, which is crazy.
Chris CappyHOST
7:34
The other reason direct on-the-ground representation for the cartel is so important is because of the problem of controlling legitimate infrastructure.
Chris CappyHOST
7:43
A 2025 World Customs Organization study found that from more than 2,600 cases of seizing drugs in maritime cargo, about 70% of the time you could trace that back to the cartel having help somewhere inside the shipping supply chain.
Chris CappyHOST
7:59
So the decisive guy in just a billion-dollar narcotics network is a part-time worker at the dock named Carl.
Chris CappyHOST
8:06
This is why the CJNG cartel would want its own people on the ground in Ecuador despite the risk, because even though a local gang can move product, you need a trusted cartel representative sometimes to supervise the workflow until a US Marine Raider blows open your mansion door one night and puts his size 11 boot on your face.
Justin GoslingGUEST
12:40
There's responses from...
Justin GoslingGUEST
12:43
Such as the UN Office on Drugs and Crime and Interpol and the World Customs Organization who are paying much more attention.
Justin GoslingGUEST
12:49
There's great work by task forces around the world.
Justin GoslingGUEST
12:54
And one of the examples specifically is.

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