Eu Trade Policy

China opens anti-subsidy probe into imported dairy products from EU

China will examine 20 subsidy schemes from across the 27-strong bloc, specifically those from Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Finland, Italy, Ireland, and Romania, it said in a statement

Indian exporters gear up to comply with EU's paperless customs system: Rpt

Indian exporting firms need to gear themselves up to comply with new EU norms as the European Union is moving towards a paperless customs process from June 3 this year. The development assumes significance for domestic exporters as the European Union (EU) accounts for about 17 per cent of India's total merchandise exports. In 2022-23, India exported goods worth USD 75 billion to EU as against the country's total exports of USD 451 billion in that financial year. The EU has proposed to implement the second phase of its Import Control System (ICS) from June 3 this year. ICSD 1 was applicable to the air mail and express deliveries from March 15, 2021, and then it was extended to air cargo from March last year. The 'ICS2' will now be extended to cover all type of imports using ships, trains, trucks also on June 3, 2024. First two phases covered 15 per cent imports into the EU, third and final phase cover balance 85 per cent of the imports by value. According to a European Commission .

Europe told to 'prepare immediately' as Russia set to turn off gas exports

EU countries are racing to refill storage sites, with Germany hoping to reach 90 per cent of capacity by November.

European Union makes Latvia's Dombrovskis trade chief to deal with US

Dombrovskis, 49, is an executive vice-president in charge of the euro at the European Commission, the EU's executive arm in Brussels, and a former Latvian prime minister

India signals duty cuts on wine, auto; EU keen on investment protection

Among EU nations, the Netherlands has historically been the fourth biggest source of foreign direct investments (FDI) for India, pegged at $29 billion since 2000

Europe set to award China 'Holy Grail' with tariff-rules revamp

Europe is offering political and economic rewards to Beijing by removing China from the European list of non-market-economy countries in dumping investigations