The EU establishes how steel import quotas are distributed to protect European industry from global production excess. It affects steel importers and manufacturers in Europe.
The European Union temporarily suspends customs duties on certain imported products. This measure reduces import costs for affected companies and sectors.
The European Commission establishes individual limits for fluorinated gases (HFC) that each company can market in the EU during 2027-2029, based on their sales from 2022-2024.
The EU approves measures to protect its steel industry against excessive global production. Import rules are modified to prevent distortions in the European market.
The EU renews its system of reduced tariffs for products from developing countries. It replaces the previous 2012 regulation with new conditions for access to the European market.
Errors are corrected in the European decision on harmonised technical standards for medical devices, medical equipment, implants and ophthalmic material. It affects manufacturers and distributors in the healthcare sector...
The EU Council approves accession to the UN convention against cybercrime, facilitating international cooperation and the exchange of electronic evidence in serious crimes.
The EU updates the technical standard regulating symbols used on medical device labels. It affects manufacturers who must adapt their labeling to the new standards.
The European Commission updates the technical standards that medical devices must comply with in the EU, including implants, electro-medical equipment and ophthalmic material. It affects manufacturers and distributors in...
The European Commission updates the harmonised technical standards that personal protective equipment must comply with to legally circulate in the European market. The previous 2023 decision is repealed.