Recent proposals in the United States to impose border adjustments on certain imports from heavy carbon emitters, while in the early stages and likely to face challenges, represent new initiatives to address climate change – the use of established trade mechanisms. These efforts have attracted the attention of countries that could be affected by such adjustments.
The European Commission is working on an integrated and innovative overhaul of EU rules governing e-commerce transactions from third countries.
7 September 2020 | 3pm-4pm CEST
On 13 July 2020, the UK Government published the Border Operating Model which provides guidance on how the customs border for trade between the EU and Great Britain will work following the end of the Brexit transition period of 31 December 2020.
I am pleased to invite you to the next Global ITX webcast. Brexit has the potential to create some significant changes to the UK-EU border and how businesses engage with it.
The Customs and International Trade specialists, Matthew Clark, Claudia Buysing-Damste and Simeon Probst will discuss what ‘no regret’ actions businesses can take now to prepare for Brexit.Read More »
I’m delighted to invite you to our global customs webcast: Trade wars, what’s the best customs strategy for your business?
Date: Monday, 16 July 2018
Time: 3pm CET
Trade wars, protectionism, Brexit: how do you plan for an increase in tariffs while keeping goods moving smoothly across borders?Read More »
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Michaela Merz 