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Frequently Asked Questions on International Trade, Customs & Trade Defense Regulations
What is the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR)?
Regulation (EU) 2022/2560 (FSR) addresses distortions caused by non-EU foreign subsidies in the Single Market, giving the Commission power to investigate and remedy subsidies in large corporate concentrations (>€500m turnover) and public procurement procedures (>€250m contract value).
What is the EU Anti-Coercion Instrument (ACI)?
Regulation (EU) 2023/2675 empowers the EU to respond to economic coercion by third countries attempting to pressure the EU or its Member States on policy choices. Countermeasures include increased customs duties, import/export restrictions, investment screening, public procurement exclusions, and financial services restrictions, deployable after diplomatic resolution efforts are exhausted.
How is the Union Customs Code (UCC) being reformed?
The proposed UCC reform establishes a new EU Customs Authority, creates a centralised EU Customs Data Hub replacing fragmented national IT systems, introduces a 'Trust and Check' trader scheme with simplified procedures, mandates advance cargo information for risk analysis, and shifts customs duty determination from declaration-based to transaction-based assessment using centralised data analytics.