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Mark ONeill’s interest in duty recovery is not abstract or theoretical. It comes from years spent inside the realities of international trade, where small errors quietly become large costs and where many businesses accept overpaid duty as unavoidable.

Global trade is changing at a steady pace, and customs frameworks are changing with it. Rules that once felt settled are now reviewed more often, enforced with greater focus and shaped by new political and economic pressures.

Global trade is shaped by political decisions that often evolve faster than business processes. Tariff reforms, new trade agreements, sanctions and regulatory shifts can quietly raise the cost of importing goods.