1 June 2011CopyrightIsik Ozdogan and Ezgi Baklaci

Simplified destruction proceedings in Turkey

This enables owners to take more efficient action in cases of an infringement during customs proceedings. Until 2009, there was no legal arrangement for the simplified destruction of goods at customs. The New Customs Regulation was accepted to harmonise Turkish customs law with EU legislation. For this reason, the simplified destruction provisions are highly similar to EU Council Regulation No.1383/2003.

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