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Impact and Response Strategies of the EUs New Battery Regulation on Export Enterprises
The new EU Battery Law has become a regulation that enterprises urgently need to understand and follow, whether they are manufacturers, importers or distributors. This new regulation not only includes restrictions on hazardous substances, but also covers many aspects such as carbon footprint and recycling requirements. Chinese enterprises exporting battery - containing products such as batteries and electric vehicles to the EU face many challenges, especially in terms of battery carbon footprint. This is not a simple compliance game, but a global cooperation involving multiple dimensions of environment, safety and economy. Reading the regulations thoroughly, analyzing them in - depth and making timely rectifications - these are the three - step compliance trilogy that every enterprise needs to keep in mind.
China Completely Suspends the Import of Japanese Aquatic Products: Legal Basis, Impact and Countermeasures
Following the Japanese governments decision to discharge Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water into the sea starting August 24, 2023, China Customs immediately issued an announcement to completely suspend the import of Japanese aquatic products. This decision is based on Chinas Import and Export Food Safety Management Measures and considers food safety and consumer health. This measure not only affects hundreds of Japanese aquatic product producers and Chinese importers and distributors but has also sparked public discussion about the safety of Japanese cuisine.
Indian bans: From rare metals to drones, impacts and countermeasures
From the export ban on rare metals, to the sugar supply, and then to the import restrictions on personal computers and military drones, a series of major policy adjustments by the Indian government recently are changing the domestic and international market landscape. This is not only Indias strategic move towards self - sufficiency but may also have a profound impact on the global supply chain. Exploring the strategic intentions and potential impacts behind this series of policies is like piecing together a huge political and economic map, and each piece of the puzzle may determine the future direction.
The Wave of British Enterprise Bankruptcies, How Should Export Enterprises Respond?
Since 2022, the UK has been hit by inflation and rising interest rates, leading to a significant increase in the corporate bankruptcy rate. This article explores the reasons behind this phenomenon and provides some suggestions for export enterprises cooperating with UK enterprises.
EUs New Battery Regulation: Comprehensive Regulatory Change
The Regulation on Batteries and Waste Batteries reviewed and adopted by the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union will come into force on August 17, 2023. It aims to establish a sustainable battery management model, ensure the security of the supply chain, and reduce the environmental and social negative impacts of the entire battery life cycle. This regulation will have a significant impact on Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturers and battery manufacturers entering the European market.
The UK government established the Trade Sanctions Implementation Office to strengthen economic sanctions against Russia
October 10, 2024 — The UK government officially launched the new Office of Trade Sanctions Implementation (OTSI) on October 10 local time, aiming to further strengthen sanctions against Russia and enhance corporate compliance with sanctions regulations. …
Motorcycle exports to Japan: How to deal with different standards and regulations?
An in-depth analysis of the customs classification, tariff rates, regulatory document requirements, and Japans stringent technical standards and certification processes for electric motorcycle exports to Japan, helping companies successfully enter the market.
WTO forecasts 2.7% growth in global merchandise trade for 2024
The World Trade Organization (WTO) released its latest Global Trade Outlook and Statistics Report, predicting that global merchandise trade will grow by 2.7% in 2024, slightly higher than previous estimates. Export growth in Asia will outpace other regions, reaching a 7.4% increase, while the growth prospects for services trade are even more optimistic.
New Customs Supervision Regulations for Offshore Spot Transactions of Soybeans
The General Administration of Customs issued the Announcement on Issuing , which details the customs supervision requirements for offshore spot - traded soybeans, covering aspects such as the identification of bonded trading warehouses, quarantine approval, declaration and tax calculation, and transportation management, aiming to make the trading of offshore spot - traded soybeans at the Qianhai United Exchange Center more standardized and convenient.<進(jìn)口離岸現(xiàn)貨交易大豆監(jiān)督管理規(guī)范（試行）>October 13, 2024 14: 33
Vietnam Strengthens Trade Remedy Measures to Protect Domestic Industries
Facing the global economic environment, Vietnam is striving to strengthen its trade remedy measures to protect domestic industries from external pressure. With the continuous opening of the Vietnamese market, these measures are crucial for ensuring the healthy and sustainable development of its domestic industries. At the same time, for countries and enterprises trading with Vietnam, understanding and adapting to these changes will be the key to future success.
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