The EU updates how certain products are classified in the common customs nomenclature. This affects the tariffs and taxes applicable when importing or exporting those goods.
Agencies that issue corporate sustainability ratings must internally separate this activity from the rest of their services to avoid conflicts of interest.
The European Commission renews anti-dumping rights on ferrosilicon from Russia and China. This increases the cost of these imports to protect European producers.
The EU imposes definitive tariffs on Chinese polyamide yarns to protect European manufacturers from dumping. Provisional rights already applied are consolidated.
The European Commission modifies frequency regulations for connected vehicles in the 5.9 GHz band. This improves communication between vehicles and road infrastructure to increase safety.
The EU imposes a provisional tariff on imports of Chinese sodium benzoate sold at artificially low prices. It affects companies using this food and industrial preservative.
The European Commission publishes official data on CO2 emissions from new heavy-duty vehicles registered in the EU during 2024, broken down by manufacturer.
The EU updates which air incidents must be mandatorily reported, including drones and U-Space airspace. Some physical security events are removed from the mandatory reporting list.
The EU corrects formal errors in the sanctions decision adopted against Russia in February 2022 following the invasion of Ukraine. The substance of the restrictive measures remains unchanged.
The European Commission applies provisional anti-dumping duties on Chinese benzyl alcohol to protect European producers. This measure increases the cost of imports of this chemical product from China.