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Data Hub and the elimination of the threshold for small shipments: Is a postponement on the horizon?

Data Hub and Exceeding the Duty-Free Threshold for Small Shipments: Heading Toward a Delay? by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi Exceeding the duty-free threshold for imports of low-value packages…

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The procedures for reporting scrap metal exports are changing

Changes to the Procedures for Reporting Scrap Metal Exports by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi In a notice dated December 1, 2025, the Customs Agency published the…

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Customs: A Turning Point in 2026

Customs: 2026 as a Turning Point by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi In 2026, many significant changes are on the horizon for international trade: from the elimination of the duty-free allowance for parcels…

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Flat-Rate Assessment of Customs Value: Clarifications from the Customs Agency

Flat-Rate Customs Valuation: Clarifications from the Customs Agency by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi The benefits of flat-rate valuation are being expanded: until now, authorization could be granted…

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CBAM: New exemption threshold set at 50 tons and postponement of certificates until 2027

CBAM: New Exemption Threshold of 50 Tons and Postponement of Certificates to 2027 by Stefano Comisi and Giovanni Belotti On October 17, 2025, the following was published in the Official Gazette…

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No More Doubts About the Origin of Textiles from Bangladesh

No More Doubts About the Origin of Textiles from Bangladesh by Massimo Monosi The reclassification of the origin of textiles imported from Bangladesh is unlawful, as these goods can no longer be considered…

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The EU Court of Justice amends the rules of origin for steel

The EU Court of Justice amends the rules of origin for steel by Tatiana Salvi New criteria for determining the customs origin of steel pipes. The Court of Justice overturns the…

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The importer is not liable for the absence of the “Made in” label if they requested it

The importer is not liable for the absence of the “Made in” label if it was requested by Massimo Monosi and Stefano Comisi. The penalty for the “Made in” label is waived if the error is the supplier’s fault…

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CJEU: Clarifications on Customs Classification and Inward Processing

CJEU: Clarifications on Customs Classification and Inward Processing by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi In its judgment of November 20, 2025, Case C-631/23, the Court of Justice ruled on the customs classification of certain tourniquets,…

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2025 Update to the Dual-Use List: New Categories and Strengthened Controls

2025 Update to the Dual-Use List: New Categories and Strengthened Controls by Sara Armella and Tatiana Salvi The European Union has updated the list of dual-use items and technologies subject to…

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