The growth of international e-commerce is increasing pressure on Brazil's logistics infrastructure and inspection systems. Although purchasing products from other countries is becoming increasingly simple, ensuring that goods reach consumers safely depends on efficient processes, technology, and integration among public agencies responsible for import controls.
In this scenario, strengthening the so-called approving agencies, which carry out health, agricultural, and environmental inspection, has become a strategic necessity. The challenge is to keep pace with the increase in shipments without compromising security or creating unnecessary delays in operations.
According to the Federal Revenue…
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