The European Union reduces the complexity of sustainability reports that companies must prepare. Specific requirements for presenting environmental and social information are simplified.
The EU updates which raw materials and products are subject to the anti-deforestation law. Companies that market them must certify their sustainable origin.
Regulation EU 2024/2690 on cybersecurity requirements for digital products is corrected. It affects manufacturers and distributors of connected software and hardware.
Technical corrections to the EU Cybersecurity Regulation for products with digital elements approved in October 2024 are published. It affects manufacturers and distributors of hardware and software in Europe.
The EU and Mexico sign a strategic partnership agreement that strengthens their political, economic and cooperation relations. It opens opportunities for European companies in the Mexican market.
The EU and Mexico sign an interim trade agreement that reduces tariffs and facilitates trade between both regions. It benefits European and Mexican exporting and importing companies.
The European Union approves an interim trade agreement with Mexico that facilitates the exchange of goods and services between both regions. It affects European and Mexican exporting and importing companies.
The Government approves the final adjustments to the Recovery Plan to close its execution before August 31, 2026 and maximize the European funds received.
The EU reforms the AI Regulation to facilitate the use of harmonised technical standards. It reduces bureaucracy for companies that develop or use AI systems.
The EU requires new vehicles to be easier to recycle and reuse. It also regulates how cars must be managed when they are permanently decommissioned.