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segreteria@studioarmella.com
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Via Torino, 15/6 - 20123 Milan
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Piazza De Ferrari, 4/2 - 16121 Genoa
segreteria@studioarmella.com
Via Torino, 15/6 - 20123 Milan
Piazza De Ferrari, 4/2 - 16121 Genoa
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Reform of the European Customs Code: preventive alerts and AI by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi Preventive alerts to mitigate the risk of customs disputes and artificial intelligence to build...
Read More +Data Hub and exceeding the duty-free allowance for small shipments: heading for postponement? by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi Exceeding the duty-free allowance for imports of low-value parcels...
Read More +Changes to the procedures for notifying exports of scrap metal by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi In a notice dated December 1, 2025, the Customs Agency published the...
Read More +Customs: towards a turning point in 2026 by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi In 2026, many important changes are coming for international trade: from the abolition of duty-free allowances for parcels...
Read More +Customs value forfeiture: clarifications from the Customs Agency by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi The benefits of value forfeiture are extended: until now, authorization could be issued...
Read More +CBAM: new exemption threshold at 50 tons and postponement of certificates to 2027 By Stefano Comisi and Giovanni Belotti On October 17, 2025, a new exemption threshold was published in the Official Gazette...
Read More +Stop doubts on origin of textiles from Bangladesh by Massimo Monosi It is unlawful to adjust the origin of textile products imported from Bangladesh, as these goods can no longer be considered...
Read More +EU Court of Justice amends rules of origin on steel by Tatiana Salvi New criteria for establishing the customs origin of steel tubes. The Court of Justice annuls the...
Read More +Importer is not responsible for lack of "Made in" label if he requested it By Massimo Monosi and Stefano Comisi Overruled penalty on "Made in" if supplier's error...
Read More +CJEU: clarification on customs classification and inward processing By Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi The Court of Justice, in its November 20, 2025, C-631/23 ruling, intervenes on the customs classification of certain tourniquets,...
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