The European Commission modifies which bodies can certify organic products from outside the EU. It affects imports of food and bio products in the European market.
Errors are corrected in the regulation imposing provisional tariffs on imports of pea protein from China. It affects importers and European manufacturers in the food sector.
Asturias approves a new cooperatives law that simplifies their creation, reduces administrative burdens and modernizes their operation. It allows creating cooperatives with just two members and facilitates their manageme...
The EU Council authorizes the opening of negotiations with South Korea so that product certifications are mutually recognized, facilitating bilateral trade.
The EU Council modifies the sanctions in force since 2014 against Russia for the illegal annexation of Crimea. Restrictive measures applicable to persons and entities linked to that territory are updated.
The EU Council modifies its sanctions list related to Ukraine, updating restrictive measures against individuals and entities involved. It affects persons and organizations subject to asset freezing and travel bans.
The EU Council establishes the European position in the technical committees of the World Customs Organization on how to value and determine the origin of imported goods.
The Tax Agency publishes the list of companies from which it has withdrawn the tax identification number, mainly corporations from Las Palmas and Madrid. Without a NIF, these companies cannot operate legally.
The official catalogue is updated with the authorized trade names for selling fishing and aquaculture species in Spain. It replaces the list published in March 2026.
The EU updates sanitary and phytosanitary border controls for imported products from specific countries. Inspections and emergency measures are expanded to ensure food safety.