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Trade restrictions upgrade! Trade in these goods has been banned, importers and exporters should pay attention...
Dec 06,2023
Recently, Russia, Italy, Cambodia, the European Union and other countries have issued trade bans or adjusted trade restrictions. Relevant companies must pay attention to policy trends in time to effectively avoid risks and reduce economic losses.
01Russia
Prohibition of the export of waste precious metals
A few days ago, the Russian government issued a notice saying,The export of used precious metals from Russia is prohibited from 1 November 2023 to 30 April 2024.
02European Union
In order to reduce the shipment of problematic waste outside the EU, the EU Council and the EU Parliament reached a temporary political agreement to amend the Waste Transport Regulation.
Under the agreement, EU countries will not be able to pay non-OECD (OECD) countries export waste plastics.At present, the agreement still needs to be formally approved by the EU Council and the EU Parliament before it can enter into force.
Plan to implement the first12 rounds of sanctions
According to the Financial Associated Press, people familiar with the matter said that the European Union is planning to implement the No.The 12 rounds of sanctions may involve a trade volume of 5 billion euros (about 38.7 billion yuan), of which imports and exports account for about half.
Consider prohibiting part pairing
According to foreign technology mediaThe Verge reported that activists advocating the right to repair have targeted the next target-parts pairing, and Europe is considering introducing corresponding laws and regulations to restrict parts pairing.
ProhibitionMeta uses personal data to advertise
According to the Irish Observer, at the request of the Norwegian data protection authority, the European Data Protection Commission(EDPB) issued an urgent binding decision prohibiting Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta from processing users' personal data for the purpose of behavioral advertising.
03Italy
Prohibition"Artificial meat" imports
In order to protect the country's agricultural sector and traditional food culture, the Italian Parliament recently approved a ban on production, sale or import.Italy has also become the first EU country to ban cultured meat. The law also prohibits the use of meat-related words to describe plant-based products.
04Cambodia
Proposed to ban the import of high-power electrical appliances
According to Cambodian media, recently, Minister of Minerals and Energy Gao Radana said that Cambodia intends to ban the import of high-power electrical appliances. Gao Radana pointed out that the purpose of banning the import of these appliances is to effectively control energy consumption.
05Germany
Consider implementationOzempic export ban
According to the Financial Association, the German drug regulator is considering a diabetes drug for Novo Nordisk."Novotai" (Ozempic) imposed an export ban so that enough drugs would remain in the country for patients who needed them.
06Australia
would prohibit imports and production emissions above750GWP small air conditioning equipment
FromFrom 1 July 2024, Australia will ban the import and manufacture of small air-conditioning equipment that uses a global warming potential (GWP) greater than that of 750 refrigerants.
Ban applicable products: designed to use moreEquipment 750 GWP refrigerants, even if they are imported without refrigerants; Portable, window and split air-conditioning equipment with a refrigerant charge of not more than 2.6kg for cooling or heating spaces; Equipment imported under a license, and equipment imported in small batches under an exempt license.
Banning the import of all electronic cigarettes
Recently, the Australian government said it wouldImports of disposable e-cigarettes will be banned from January 1, 2024 to prevent more children from becoming addicted to nicotine.
07India
Maintain rice export ban2024
As the world's largest rice exporter, India is expected to maintain restrictions on overseas exports for a longer period of time.
President of Indian Rice Exporters AssociationB .V. Krishna Rao explained that the Modi government wants to ensure that there is an adequate supply of rice in the country and to curb price increases. He also said that the government may continue to impose export restrictions before next year's vote.
08Canada
Tighter restrictions on imports and exports of ivory and rhino horn
The Canadian government recently announced, impose stricter restrictions on the import and export of ivory and rhino horn. Canada will, in principle, ban the import and export of unprocessed ivory and rhino horn, with exemptions only for very limited use in museums, zoos, specimens used for scientific research or to support law enforcement activities.
Canada will also ban the use of raw ivory and rhino horn as hunting trophies.SimultaneouslyAll imports and exports of household or personal items containing processed ivory and processed rhino horn must be licensed.The new relevant restrictions will beEffective January 8, 2024.
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