The EU corrects errors in the regulation on packaging and waste published in January 2025. It affects companies that manufacture, use or manage packaging throughout Europe.
The EU modifies areas subject to restrictions due to African swine fever. It affects the movement and trade of pigs and pork products in risk zones.
The EU updates sanctions against Iran for its military support to Russia in Ukraine and armed groups in the Middle East and the Red Sea. Restrictive measures in force since 2023 are reinforced.
The EU Council authorizes the signature and provisional application of the political, economic and cooperation association agreement with Mexico. It strengthens bilateral relations in multiple areas.
The EU Council modifies the sanctions regulation against Iran, updating the restrictive measures in force. Previous legislation is repealed to consolidate the European sanctions framework.
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.
The European Commission modifies avian influenza control zones in different Member States. Emergency restrictions are updated to contain active outbreaks.
The European Commission modifies the rules for applying VAT to businesses that sell products or digital services to consumers in other EU countries. It particularly affects online stores and digital platforms.
Access by the European Public Prosecutor's Office and OLAF to information on VAT between EU countries is expanded to detect and prosecute cross-border tax fraud.
Brussels requires registration of aliphatic-aromatic copolyester imports from China. This allows tariffs to be imposed with retroactive effect if dumping is confirmed.