MOL selects Descartes to manage Customs filings

MOL has selected Descartes Systems Group, a global logistics solutions provider, to help manage its container division’s European Union (EU) Import Control System (ICS) Customs filings.

"MOL is leading the way in ensuring that it is prepared for the January 2011 EU ICS mandate,” said Jonathan Wasserman, senior vice president, global trade compliance solutions at Descartes.

“MOL has sought and found a good partner with a solution designed to help us comply with the new EU regulations. It is important to us at MOL that we offer the best level of service to our customers and we are sure this relationship will help us continue to do this,” said Jochen Veldmann, executive director area of MOL Europe BV.

Descartes will manage import security filings for MOL into Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, United Kingdom, France, Spain and Italy.

With its Global Filer solution, Descartes is working to help its customers and partners be ready to comply with the EU ICS requirements scheduled to be effective in January 2011. The Descartes Global Filer solution is architected to support the 27 EU and other countries around the world that require import security filings.

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