ARILOG Hub represents a caravan of events organized in the largest cities of the country, through which we connect with local business communities, with the aim of presenting the latest #trends, #opportunities and #innovations in logistics and supply chain.

The next edition of ARILOG Hub will take place in Sibiu on November 28, 2024, at Hotel Continental Forum between 09.30 and 16.30 and will be held under the theme "Supply Chain Digitization" and will include examples of good practices and experiences of colleagues in the industry. The event is organized with the support of CTP.

*The event will address examples of best practices and experiences of fellow guild members.

Customs 4.0

The evolution of customs processes from paper declaration (Customs 1.0) to the development of IT systems (Customs 4.0), in which AI, Blockchain and IOT play an increasingly important role.

CBAM and EUDR regulations
- applicability, reporting methods and responsibilities -

CBAM - the EU Carbon Footprint Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to set a fair price for the carbon emitted during the production of carbon-intensive goods imported into the EU and to encourage cleaner industrial production . CBAM targets imports of products considered polluting – cement, iron and steel, aluminium, fertilisers, polymer-based products, hydrogen or ammonia. This mechanism will work through the purchase of certificates by importers. Importers of goods will have to, either individually or through a representative, register with the national authorities where they can also buy CBAM certificates. Entry into force: On October 1, 2023, CBAM entered into force in its transition phase, with the first reporting periods for importers ending on January 31, 2024 and April 30, 2024 respectively.

EUDR - The EU's Deforestation-Free Regulation, which entered into force on 29 June 2023, aims to reduce the production and consumption of goods and derived products related to deforestation and forest degradation entering or leaving the EU market. EUDR covers a wide range of wood products, including timber, wood-based materials, paper and furniture, as well as rubber. The EUDR also applies to palm oil, soybeans, coffee, cocoa and beef. Companies importing or exporting listed products will need to carry out due diligence to confirm that they do not come from land that has been cleared or degraded after 31 December 2020. Companies will also need to check that these products comply with relevant legislation in the country of production, including respecting human rights and the rights of affected indigenous peoples.

RO e-Transport legislation
- legislative news, GPS reporting, cases -

During the ARILOG Hub Sibiu event, you will be able to receive recommendations for the situations you encounter with reporting date within RO eTransport system, from ARILOG representatives who are part of the working group established at the level of the Ministry of Finance and which apply the regulations of this system from 2022.

The event will take place throughout the day and the program will include coffee and lunch breaks.

Speakers:

# Marius Gaiță - Customs Manager, Euroccoper
# Aura Roman - Team Leader & Export Control Representative, Gerlach European Services
# Cătălin Burilă - Sales Consultant, Stratos
# Adriana Pălășan - Managing Partner, Supply Chain Management Center & VP ARILOG
# Sorin Alion - Special Projects Director, GITS
# Stelian Ciorogariu - Consultant, Slimstock
*the list of speakers is being confirmed

Participation fee:

• 250 lei / person / members
• 350 lei / person / non-members

The fee includes attemdance for the conference sessions, coffee breaks and lunch break, access to networking sessions and speakers' presentations sent after the event. 

Please contact us for registration and other organizational details: Oana Nae / office@arilog.ro / 0740 199 919