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Edition No: 28 -2024
Dear Reader,
Welcome back after the summer break! We’re excited to bring you our revamped magazine, The Customs Watch, now in a PDF format for quicker access with direct links to legislation. Note the new schedule: The Customs Watch will be released every Tuesday at 10 am. Set aside 30 minutes each Tuesday to stay updated.
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In this issue:
On 30 August 2024, both the EU and UK began reviews and proceedings on anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures for Chinese products like glass fibres and bicycles.
The UK TRA proposed higher duties on tyres, while the EU started an anti-dumping investigation into Chinese steel track shoes.
New developments on CBAM include an EU Commission Q&A.
We cover recent UK customs classification decisions, updates on customs declarations, the end of the Flexible Accounting System, new DEFRA SPS guidance, and revisions to trade regulations under the Windsor Framework.
The Customs Watch is your essential guide to navigating the complex world of international trade and customs regulations. Designed for trade professionals, this publication provides timely updates, in-depth analysis, and practical insights into customs procedures, tariff changes, VAT updates, and trade compliance. Each issue ensures that you're informed about the latest developments in free trade agreements, classification and valuation rules, and emerging challenges like the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. Stay ahead of regulatory changes, mitigate risks, and seize opportunities in global trade with The Customs Watch—your trusted resource for staying compliant and competitive in the ever-evolving landscape of international commerce.
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