Update on statistical value requirement for export declarations in AES

As of 1 October 2026, new customs requirements will apply to the import of steel products into the European Union. Importers will be required to demonstrate the country in which the steel was melted and poured. Find out which supporting documents are accepted, what the transitional arrangements entail, and how to prepare your import processes in time.

Since 1 July 2026, reduced import duties apply to goods of U.S. origin. Learn how to correctly demonstrate origin and avoid potential customs disputes when importing into the European Union.

The EU is introducing new rules for steel imports as from 1 July 2026. This may affect import quotas, costs and customs declarations.

Discover how CITES regulates trade in endangered species and what this means for your international shipments.

Many commonly used technologies can also be deployed for military purposes. Read here what dual‑use rules mean for your export and logistics processes.

In 2024, Europe introduced two new regulations governing the import and export of products containing gases with a high global warming potential.

The extensive sanctions measures applicable to trade with Russia and Belarus may affect your export contracts.

Do you ever hesitate when asked about the origin of goods? We explain the terms of the Union Customs Code to you.

The EU has published a regulation to combat deforestation in response to the need to care for our environment.