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Just days prior to the inauguration of Donald Trump as the new American president, the European Union and Mexico announced the modernisation of their Global Agreement. The timing of this news sends a message of unity.
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The European Commission has announced a new investigation into the revision of its safeguard measures on steel. This inquiry was requested by thirteen EU Member States. The measures in question involve tariff-rate quotas, which allow goods to be imported with reduced or no duties up to a specified limit. These quotas are divided into 26 categories based on historical trade flows. Once the quota is exceeded, imports are subject to a 25% tariff.
We are beyond proud to share that our CEO, Rob Ewalds, has won the Lodewijk van der Grinten Award. This incredible recognition highlights Rob's exceptional leadership and entrepreneurial spirit, as well as the transformative journey we’ve embarked on at Gaston Schul.
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When importing goods into the European Union you have to pay import duties. But did you know that in some cases it is possible to process non-Union goods and re-export them outside the Union without paying import duties on them? This process is called Inward Processing (IP).
In both business and policy, setting clear and achievable goals is essential for progress. One of the European Union's most ambitious objectives is embedded in the REACH regulation, which aims to protect human health and the environment from the harmful effects of chemical substances. What exactly is the REACH regulation, and how does it intend to fulfil its mission?
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On 5 July 2024 the Directive on corporate sustainability due diligence (CSDDD) entered into force, requiring companies to take action to address adverse human rights and environmental impacts of their operations both within and outside the EU. This directive aims to promote sustainable and responsible business practices throughout global value chains.
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From 1 July 2024, two new provisions have come into force in the General Customs Act (Adw): sections 9:1a and 9:1b Adw. In addition, the Customs Administrative Fines Decree (BBBD) has been amended to support these changes. In this article, we explain the main changes and their impact.
Starting 31 January 2025, safety and security (S&S) declarations will become mandatory for EU imports to the UK, requiring businesses to submit additional information about their goods to UK customs. This is part of the final phase of the Border Target Operating Model (BTOM).
Tea sticks are plant-based alternatives to tobacco sticks. This article outlines their tax classification and regulatory requirements in Germany.
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The UK will replace its current export control system, SPIRE, with a new digital licensing service called LITE in September 2024. This update aims to streamline the export license application process for UK exporters.