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PAS 41201:2026 resources

Guides, checklists and summaries to help customs intermediaries prepare for the new standard.

AEO & PAS 41201 compliance guide

How AEO accreditation and the new customs intermediary standard work together — and where they diverge.

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Self-audit checklist

All 61 requirements across 6 clause areas in a structured checklist. Audit yourself, hold the evidence, close the gaps.

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One-page summary

PAS 41201 at a glance — scope, clause areas, key obligations and next steps. Ideal for internal briefings.

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