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Ultimately, it is not speed alone that determines success in the TSL sector, but the ability to maintain stability and operational resilience over the long term. And this is built not only on process efficiency, but also on compliance.

From the perspective of the TSL sector and importers, this means one thing: the upcoming changes will not be a “day-one revolution”, but they represent a significant opportunity for those capable of thinking strategically. In the new reality, success will not depend solely on speed, but above all on those who prepare their processes, data and operational structures in advance to take advantage of new opportunities.

In a digital supply chain, documents and communication are just as critical as transport and warehousing. That is why cybersecurity should be a top priority for every TSL company.

Companies that start preparing now—by investing in modern IT systems, training staff, and adapting processes—will be in a much stronger position. Rapid adaptation to the legal changes coming into force in 2026 will ensure that businesses remain competitive.

Amid the pre-holiday shipping rush, careful verification of documentation becomes especially critical. Chinese manufacturers, handling an increased number of orders, have less time for quality control and for ensuring compliance with technical specifications. Companies that fail to place their orders by the end of January must expect their deliveries to arrive no earlier than the second half of March or the beginning of April 2026.

The Customs Union reform is not only a challenge, but also an opportunity to build a more efficient and transparent customs system. Companies that start preparing today—by investing in modern IT systems and training staff—will be in a much stronger position when the new rules come into force.

The trade in clothing and footwear is facing a major change. Under a regulation of the Minister of Finance and Economy, every transport of these goods will have to be reported in the SENT system. Companies that fail to do so can expect high penalties and problems during tax audits.

Polish companies should begin preparing now to meet the new requirements and avoid customs clearance issues for their goods. For some exporters, conformity certification by an accredited body will be required, while for others, a self-declaration in the SABER system will be sufficient.

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