The EU Council updates the list of persons sanctioned for serious human rights violations. Persons included may have their assets blocked and entry into the EU prohibited.
The EU corrects formal errors in the regulation imposing sanctions on persons and entities responsible for cyberattacks against Europe. It affects the official list of sanctioned parties.
The EU limits the use of CO₂ as an active biocidal substance in traps for vertebrates. It will only be permitted under specific conditions to reduce risks.
The EU establishes how fines will be processed against companies that issue sustainability ratings (ESG). It defines the steps that the European regulator ESMA will follow to sanction these providers.
Olive oil produced in the Valencian sierras of Espadán and Calderona obtains official protection as PDO throughout the European Union. This guarantees its origin and quality against imitations in the European market.
The list of persons who may act as experts in commercial disputes between the EU and the United Kingdom on fair competition and sustainable development is approved.
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.
The European Commission updates who is listed as the holder of authorizations to sell GMO products in the EU. It affects companies in the agri-food and biotechnology sectors.
The European Commission modifies the lists of Argentine zones from which poultry meat and meat products can be imported into the EU. The change responds to the country's health situation.
The European Commission modifies the lists of U.S. zones from which poultry, fertile eggs, and fresh poultry meat can be imported into the EU. The change responds to the evolution of avian influenza in U.S. territory.