The EU updates the maximum permitted levels of 3-MCPD and glycidyl esters, contaminants present in vegetable oils and processed foods, to protect consumer health.
Agencies that evaluate company sustainability must publish detailed information about their methodology and criteria. This affects investors and rated companies throughout the EU.
The EU establishes how to collect real CO2 emission data from heavy-duty vehicles in circulation. It affects manufacturers and fleet operators of trucks and buses.
Brussels requires registration of aliphatic-aromatic copolyester imports from China. This allows tariffs to be imposed with retroactive effect if dumping is confirmed.
The EU updates the rules that investment firms must follow to execute buy and sell orders for their clients in the most advantageous way possible. Two previous 2017 regulations are repealed.
The EU Council modifies its sanctions list for actions against Ukraine. Restrictive measures in force since 2014 are updated.
The EU Council updates the list of sanctioned individuals for actions against Ukraine. Persons and entities included are subject to asset freezing and prohibition of entry into the EU.
The EU Council updates sanctions imposed on those who threaten Ukraine's sovereignty. The base regulation is modified to strengthen the restrictive measures in force.
The EU establishes how to measure and control pollutant particles emitted by brakes in cars and vans. It affects vehicle and brake manufacturers.
The European Union activates emergency funds to assist Spain for the forest fires of August 2025, along with Romania and Cyprus for their respective natural disasters.