MultiFreight CDS Page Updated For Exports

Feb 21, 2024

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MultiFreight CDS Page Updated For Exports

CDS exports for NON inventory declarations using the direct CDS API is now live and the MultiFreight CDS resource page has been updated to reflect this.

The transition from CHIEF to CDS exports for inventory linked declarations via a CSP, begins on the 1st April 2024 and must be completed by the end of June 2024.

Our CDS resource page provides a host of links and downloads to assist you in your preparation for Export CDS transition, along with an Export CDS FAQ. You can find the page HERE.

The MultiFreight team will be continuing to update the page as we fast approach the upcoming deadlines.

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