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EU law news December 2022/January 2023

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News in week 19: Europe Day - the 75th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration; US tariffs - Commission consults on possible countermeasures; definitive countervailing duty on imports of biodiesel; … amendments to TIR Convention; EU-Côte d’Ivoire FLEGT agreement entered into force; EU and Singapore sign digital trade agreement; EU-Chile ITA - amendment on safeguard provisions; EU roadmap to phase out Russian energy imports; WTO - 30th anniversary of Agreement on Import Licensing Procedures.
News in week 19: Europe Day - the 75th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration; US tariffs - Commission consults on possible countermeasures; definitive countervailing duty on imports of biodiesel; amendments to TIR Convention; EU-Côte d’Ivoire FLEGT agreement entered into force; EU and Singapore sign digital trade agreement; EU-Chile ITA - amendment on safeguard provisions; EU roadmap to phase out Russian energy imports; WTO - 30th anniversary of Agreement on Import Licensing Procedures.
News in brief: reciprocal tariffs on imports from countries with the largest trade deficits introduced and further amended; de minimis treatment for imports from China and Hong Kong eliminated; … tariff increases on selected Chinese goods; updated automotive tariff sysem for US manufacturers; clarification to avoid tariff stacking; Section 232 investigation into processed critical minerals and derivative products.
News in brief: reciprocal tariffs on imports from countries with the largest trade deficits introduced and further amended; de minimis treatment for imports from China and Hong Kong eliminated; tariff increases on selected Chinese goods; updated automotive tariff sysem for US manufacturers; clarification to avoid tariff stacking; Section 232 investigation into processed critical minerals and derivative products.
News in brief: UK seeks business views on response to US tariffs; new versions of several preferential trade arrangements; import sanctions against Russia and other countries updated; UK Customs … Tariff updated; product specific tariff-rate quotas and reliefs from a liability to import duty have been changed; new versions of several preferential trade arrangements released; tariff notices on the classification of goods published; notices concerning export controls issued; nuclear materials import licensing arrangements issued; provisional anti-dumping duty on certain engine oils and hydraulic fluids from Lithuania and the United Arab Emirates introduced; countervailing duty on biodiesel originating from Argentina extended; and others.
News in brief: UK seeks business views on response to US tariffs; new versions of several preferential trade arrangements; import sanctions against Russia and other countries updated; UK Customs Tariff updated; product specific tariff-rate quotas and reliefs from a liability to import duty have been changed; new versions of several preferential trade arrangements released; tariff notices on the classification of goods published; notices concerning export controls issued; nuclear materials import licensing arrangements issued; provisional anti-dumping duty on certain engine oils and hydraulic fluids from Lithuania and the United Arab Emirates introduced; countervailing duty on biodiesel originating from Argentina extended; and others.
The Customs green lane at airports is not as straightforward as many travellers often assume. In this article, we examine the challenges encountered in Israel, where passengers may risk having … their personal items - such as luxury watches or handbags - confiscated. It is important to understand the rules governing the choice between the green and red lanes, as well as the necessary forms to complete in order to obtain tax relief.
Omer Wagner
The Customs green lane at airports is not as straightforward as many travellers often assume. In this article, we examine the challenges encountered in Israel, where passengers may risk having their personal items - such as luxury watches or handbags - confiscated. It is important to understand the rules governing the choice between the green and red lanes, as well as the necessary forms to complete in order to obtain tax relief.
Omer Wagner
News in week 17: amendments to the rules of origin of the European Economic Area (EEA) - PEM rules of origin made part of the EEA Agreement, proofs of origin may be issued electronically, etc.; … definitive countervailing duty on imports of mobile access equipment; provisional anti-dumping duty of 62,5 % on imports of steel track shoes; amendments to representative prices in the poultrymeat and egg sectors; EU-Singapore Agreement on Digital Trade; EU position on amending Windsor framework with certain rules for products with digital elements; WTO panel established to review EU duties on battery electric vehicles from China; and more updates.
News in week 17: amendments to the rules of origin of the European Economic Area (EEA) - PEM rules of origin made part of the EEA Agreement, proofs of origin may be issued electronically, etc.; definitive countervailing duty on imports of mobile access equipment; provisional anti-dumping duty of 62,5 % on imports of steel track shoes; amendments to representative prices in the poultrymeat and egg sectors; EU-Singapore Agreement on Digital Trade; EU position on amending Windsor framework with certain rules for products with digital elements; WTO panel established to review EU duties on battery electric vehicles from China; and more updates.
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