New customs classification of certain goods in the EU
29 Jul 2026Effective: 23 Jul 202624 views
Who is affected:
Importers, exporters and customs operators trading in the classified goods
Summary
The EU updates how certain goods are classified in the combined nomenclature for foreign trade. This affects the tariffs and customs procedures applicable to these products.
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Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1873 establishes the official classification of certain goods in the Combined Nomenclature (CN), the EU's common tariff system. These classifications are binding on all Member States and determine the applicable CN code, which directly impacts the tariff rate, trade policy measures, an…
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