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Technological Transformation in Jewelry Export: Customs Processes Accelerate
The Jewelry Exporters' Association announced an important step in the gold trade following discussions with Cargo Customs and Passenger Hall Customs Directorates in recent weeks. It was decided to procure advanced devices that can instantly determine the gold's purity at customs, following meetings with Deputy Minister of Trade Sezai Uçarmak.
These revolutionary devices, provided by the Jewelry Exporters' Association and valued at €30,000-35,000 each, will offer significant ease for gold exporters by speeding up processes and minimizing time loss in the sector.
Great Ease in Customs Processes
In traditional processes, exporters had to send their products to the mint and assay offices. However, with the new regulations, only 2 out of 10 shipments will need to be sent to the mint. This will significantly accelerate procedures and free exporters from weeks of operational delays. The processes, which currently take about a week to ten days, are expected to be shortened.
Boosting Our Competitiveness in International Trade
The new devices to be used in customs will not only increase trust in the gold trade but also reinforce Turkey's competitive strength on the international stage. With the improvement in technological infrastructure, the challenges faced by gold exporters in trade processes will be significantly reduced.
Burak YAKIN, Chairman of the Jewelry Exporters' Association, stated, "Thanks to this innovation, efficiency in the gold trade will increase, our exporters' products will be processed quickly, and our competitiveness in the international market will rise further," emphasizing that this is a major development for the sector.
Congratulations to the Sector
With the introduction of these new devices, significant advantages in both cost and time are expected for exporters. This revolutionary step for jewelry exporters will further strengthen Turkey's leading position in jewelry export.
Sector representatives agree that this technological advancement will speed up jewelry trade and bring great benefits to exporters.
