Filers who named this exact article number in their own text. It is their sentence, not our reading — and not a causal claim.
| Who | Country | What they wrote |
|---|---|---|
| FEPORT | BE | rent UCC (hereinafter UCC 2013) normally take the role of operators of temporary storage facilities (TSO). According to UCC 2013 (article 149) goods can stay in temporary storage for up to 90 days, after which they either need to be re-exported or placed under ↗ |
| H&M GROUP | SE | ty, environmental, and social standards. 2. Shorten Storage Period for Third -Country Goods in Temp orary Warehouses According to Article 149 of the UCC, third -country goods in a temporary warehouse must be assigned to a customs procedure or re -exported with ↗ |
| BusinessEurope | BE | resented to customs until they are placed under a customs procedure or re-exported. Currently, the goods must (in accordance with Article 149 UCC) be placed under a customs procedure or re-exported within 90 days following their presentation to customs. Accord ↗ |
| CONFIAD - CONFEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DES AGENTS EN DOUANE | BE | mporary storage to 3 and 6 days, following what the goods should be placed into a customs procedure. On the contrary, the current Article 149 of the UCC allows to keep non-Union goods in temporary storage for 90 days. Article 86(5), UCC Proposal 5. Non-Union g ↗ |
| Student contribution (Maastricht University) | NL | ibid Articles 134,144,147,148. 81 ibid Article 79. 82 ibid Article 149. 83 ibid Article 5(15). 84 ibid Article 170(1). 85 ibid Article 170(2) UCC; possible derogations under Article 170(3). 86 ibid Article 5(12). 21 for the particular procedure.87 Indeed, such ↗ |
Source: public consultation submissions and position papers. n = 5 mentions; counted as a literal reference to the article number.