News in week 17: 20th anniversary of the 2004 EU enlargement; directive on criminal penalties for the violation of Union restrictive measures; resolution on the prohibition of products made with forced labour; customs valuation and the meaning of 'in substantially the same quantity'; changes to tariff quotas following the EU's FTA with New Zealand; new representative import prices for certain poultry meat from Brazil; impending expiry of anti-dumping duty on imports of persulphates from China; infringement proceedings against Spain for failure to collect import duties on textile products; South Africa challenges the EU's prohibition on the importation of citrus fruit; World Intellectual Property Day highlights the link between IPRs and SDGs; Commission proposed Association Agreement with Andorra and San Marino to the Council; documents for non-commercial movement of certain pets; Irish Customs - many export declarations have not been correctly closed out.
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EU law news July 2024
2024-07-21

News in week 29: classification regulation on a garment that helps to straighten the back; interpretation of CN codes 8544 70 00 and 9001 10 90 as regards optical fibre cables; provisional anti-dumping duty on imports of erythritol up to 235,6%; amendments to the regulation on anti-dumping for ceramic tiles; notice on preferential tariffs for imports of textiles from Sri Lanka; EU-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement Guidance on rules of origin; notice concerning restrictions on mercury in dental amalgam and other products in respect of Northern Ireland; labels fit for the digital age - regulation on labelling of fertilisers; updated CBAM Q&A document.

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EU law news July 2024
2024-07-21

News in week 29: classification regulation on a garment that helps to straighten the back; interpretation of CN codes 8544 70 00 and 9001 10 90 as regards optical fibre cables; provisional anti-dumping duty on imports of erythritol up to 235,6%; amendments to the regulation on anti-dumping for ceramic tiles; notice on preferential tariffs for imports of textiles from Sri Lanka; EU-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement Guidance on rules of origin; notice concerning restrictions on mercury in dental amalgam and other products in respect of Northern Ireland; labels fit for the digital age - regulation on labelling of fertilisers; updated CBAM Q&A document.

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DAP Incoterm and imports
2024-07-18

The Incoterms book addresses in the introduction the situation where the two most extreme cases, EXW and DDP, may not be the best choice. The reason is that the buyer or seller has to fulfil customs formalities in “foreign” countries. If they can – that’s fine. If not, it’s better to use another term.

Bert Van Leeuwen

law, risk management
Topic spotlight
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DAP Incoterm and imports
2024-07-18

The Incoterms book addresses in the introduction the situation where the two most extreme cases, EXW and DDP, may not be the best choice. The reason is that the buyer or seller has to fulfil customs formalities in “foreign” countries. If they can – that’s fine. If not, it’s better to use another term.

Bert Van Leeuwen

law, risk management
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Breaking into customs safe box: court rules on classification and sides with the importer
2024-07-14

An Israeli court recently ruled in favour of an importer's claim against the Israeli customs authority. The court found that the classification of a protective safe used to prevent the theft of vehicle computers was in line with the importer's proposal. At the same time, the court dismissed part of the claim due to the statute of limitations.

Omer Wagner

classification, law
Case law
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Breaking into customs safe box: court rules on classification and sides with the importer
2024-07-14

An Israeli court recently ruled in favour of an importer's claim against the Israeli customs authority. The court found that the classification of a protective safe used to prevent the theft of vehicle computers was in line with the importer's proposal. At the same time, the court dismissed part of the claim due to the statute of limitations.

Omer Wagner

classification, law
Case law
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Importing chemicals: CJEU rules who bears the burden of administrative work
2024-07-10

Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) regulation is the EU’s main instrument to protect human health and the environment from the risks that can be posed by chemicals. The legislation places a registration obligation on the importer. However, the definitions of the importer and import under the REACH legislation do not align with the customs terminology. The article demonstrates what happens when discrepancies arise.

Dr David Savage

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Case law
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Importing chemicals: CJEU rules who bears the burden of administrative work
2024-07-10

Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) regulation is the EU’s main instrument to protect human health and the environment from the risks that can be posed by chemicals. The legislation places a registration obligation on the importer. However, the definitions of the importer and import under the REACH legislation do not align with the customs terminology. The article demonstrates what happens when discrepancies arise.

Dr David Savage

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EU law news June 2024
2024-06-30

News in week 26: Regulation on 'ecodesign' and digital product passport, also to be used for customs control purposes; legal acts comprising the EU's 14th package of sanctions; additional restrictive measures against Belarus; increased tariffs on imports of certain agricultural products from Belarus and Russia; amended list of sanctioned persons in respect of actions undermining independence of Ukraine; additional sanctions against Iran persons supplying drones to Russia; amendment of tariff quotas for certain agricultural and industrial products; prolongation of the safeguard measure on imports of certain steel products and repayment of duties in certain cases; corrections related to the temporary trade-liberalisation measures applicable to Ukrainian products; EU gains US market access for certain plants; updated Transitional CBAM Registry user manual for Declarants.

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News update
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EU law news June 2024
2024-06-30

News in week 26: Regulation on 'ecodesign' and digital product passport, also to be used for customs control purposes; legal acts comprising the EU's 14th package of sanctions; additional restrictive measures against Belarus; increased tariffs on imports of certain agricultural products from Belarus and Russia; amended list of sanctioned persons in respect of actions undermining independence of Ukraine; additional sanctions against Iran persons supplying drones to Russia; amendment of tariff quotas for certain agricultural and industrial products; prolongation of the safeguard measure on imports of certain steel products and repayment of duties in certain cases; corrections related to the temporary trade-liberalisation measures applicable to Ukrainian products; EU gains US market access for certain plants; updated Transitional CBAM Registry user manual for Declarants.

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