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Trade
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Global Regulation Tomorrow
Initial steps to take on discovery of a sanctions breach
By David Harris (UK), Claudia Van Gruisen, Madeleine Parker
Introduction Following the unprecedented levels of sanctions activity in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which has resulted in companies dealing with the most significant and complex sanctions regimes across…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
Initial steps to take on discovery of a sanctions breach
By David Harris (UK), Claudia Van Gruisen, Madeleine Parker
Introduction Following the unprecedented levels of sanctions activity in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which has resulted in companies dealing with the most significant and complex sanctions regimes across…
Trade Compliance Resource Hub
Further UK and EU sanctions on Russian iron and steel come into effect
By Leigh T. Hansson, Alexander Brandt, James Willn, Tan Albayrak, Sophie Davis, Finlay Donaldson, Ray-Shio Ho, Stephan Johansen, William Young, Vivian Chan
On Saturday (September 30, 2023), new UK and EU trade sanctions tightening the restrictions on the import of Russian-origin iron and steel products will come into effect. While certain measures…
International Compliance Blog
UK Publishes Guidance on the Scope of Sanctions Targeting Russian Iron and Steel Products Processed in Third Countries
On September 8, 2023, the UK Departments for Business and Trade and International Trade jointly published guidance on the scope of the sanctions on certain Russian iron and steel products…
Eye on ESG
EU CBAM Enters into Force
By Nikolay Mizulin, Tim Baines, Paulette Vander Schueren, Dr. Dylan Geraets
The European Union has agreed on the final version of its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (“CBAM”). The CBAM will apply to a limited set of products (cement, aluminium, fertilisers, electric…
International Trade Law
Takeaways from the 2023 Trade Policy Agenda and 2022 Annual Report
By Kate Growley, Eric Obscherning
This client alert summarizes the Administration’s ongoing trade priorities and summarize trade activities in the past year based on the Biden Administration’s 2023 Trade Policy Agenda and 2022 Annual Report,…
Food Safety News
Germany helps support safe food trade in developing countries
By News Desk
Germany has donated almost €3 million ($3.2 million) to boost safe trade in developing and least-developed countries (LDCs). The €2.85 million ($3.1 million) sum until 2025 will help such nations…
Lights On
Commerce Department Releases Preliminary Findings on Chinese Solar Manufacturers’ Alleged Circumvention
By Durham McCormick, Evelyn Kim, Mike Woodard, Emilie McNally, Jake Spilman, Caitlin Maloney Haus, Alex J. Brackett, Yuan Max Chu
On Dec. 2, 2022, the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) released its preliminary determinations over the ongoing investigation into whether solar cells and modules imported from certain Southeast Asian countries…
International Economic Law and Policy Blog
Guest Post: Does Economic Interdependence Yield a Peace Dividend?
This is a guest post from Michael Trebilcock, Emeritus University Professor of Law and Economics, University of Toronto An almost timeless debate going back to philosophers in Greek and Roman…
E2 Law Blog
Commerce Issues Final Rule on AD/CVD Grace Period
By Laura Siegel Rabinowitz, Jeffrey A. Chester
The Department of Commerce (DOC) has issued the final rule implementing the two-year moratorium on anti-dumping or countervailing duties (AD/CVD) for solar panels and cells from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and…