Customs 2030: a new era takes shape

In February 2026, three exceptional seizures at the port of Dunkirk totalled more than 13 tonnes of cocaine in under two weeks, with an estimated retail value of nearly €865 million — a national record.¹ And customs is adapting. The spectacular rise of drug trafficking in France and Europe, the growth of e-commerce, and the sophistication of criminal networks are forcing the institution to strengthen its targeting, intelligence, and risk anticipation capabilities through artificial intelligence, logistics data, and new technologies.

By Hugo Champion

French customs in 2030: an ambitious roadmap

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