The EU grants emergency financial aid to farmers harmed by the Middle East crisis. The objective is to sustain their economic viability in the face of difficulties arising from that conflict.
The European Commission modifies avian influenza control zones in different Member States. Emergency restrictions are updated to contain active outbreaks.
Brussels requires registration of aliphatic-aromatic copolyester imports from China. This allows tariffs to be imposed with retroactive effect if dumping is confirmed.
The Government approves the Decent Employment Plan 2026 with guidance, training and recruitment programs for workers and companies. It coordinates all autonomous communities in active employment policies.
The European Union activates emergency funds to assist Spain for the forest fires of August 2025, along with Romania and Cyprus for their respective natural disasters.
The EU updates the rules of the anti-deforestation system to facilitate declarations by small businesses and adds technical contingency measures.
The list of industrial sectors receiving compensation for indirect CO2 costs in electricity is expanded and the aid calculation parameters are updated through 2030.
The EU updates procedures to certify the non-preferential origin of products in European customs. It affects importing and exporting companies operating with third countries.
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.