• accise e imposte di consumo,  circular economy,  compliance e AEO,  energie rinnovabili,  free trade agreement

    Customs bulletin n.25/2025: normativa doganale, accise, economia circolare, sostenibilità ed energie rinnovabili

    Il customs bulletin n.25 di Dogana Sostenibile segnala i provvedimenti normativi pubblicati tra il 30 giugno e il 4 luglio 2025  in Italia e UE. DOGANE & ACCISE -ITALIA 4 luglio 2025 Dogana Sostenibile “L’IVA all’importazione non è un dazio; brevi considerazioni sulla sentenza 93 del 2025 della Corte Costituzionale”. 3 luglio 2025 Dogana Sostenibile “ Article n.26 of EU Critical Law Materials Act: it is available the list”. 3 luglio 2025 Dogana Sostenibile “Rimborso delle addizionali delle accise ed finalità specifiche: i giudici UE continuano ad approfondire il tema”. 3 luglio 2025 Dogana Sostenibile “ Reimportazione in franchigia: si anche in caso di violazioni formali”. 4 luglio 2025 MIMIT…

  • circular economy,  compliance e AEO

    Article n.26 of EU Critical Law Materials Act: it is available the list

    One of the legal objectifs of the  European critical materials framework is the increasing of the circularity of critical raw materials. This is the reason for which EU Commission opened a public consultation on “Commission implementig regulation EU  listing the products, components and waste streams considered as having a relevant critical raw materials recovery potential under Regulation (EU) 2024/1252”before its publication in the official bulletin. The Annex I of the mentioned regulation lists the products, components and waste streams considered as having a relevant critical raw materials recovery potential under Regulation (EU) 2024/1252. In particular, the goods which have a relevant critical raw materials recovery potential are: Batteries, with the…

  • circular economy,  compliance e AEO,  energie rinnovabili,  free trade agreement

    1 February 2025: EU-Chile Interim Trade Agreement (ITA) will enter into force. New rules for trade and proferential origin

    From 1 February 2025 EU-Chile Interim Trade Agreement (ITA) will enter into force. It is stated by the “Notice concerning the date of entry into force of the Interim Agreement on Trade between the European Union and the Republic of Chile” n. 17113/24 for which “ The Interim Agreement on Trade between the European Union and the Republic of Chile1, signed in Brussels on 13 December 2023, will enter into force on 1 February 2025” published on 20 Decembre 2024. In a nutshell, for what it is concerning the preferential origin the main changes are: Replacement of the EUR.1 movement certificates and the invoice declarations issued in accordance with the…

  • free trade agreement

    Since the 6 December 2024 Free trade agreement Mercosur and European Union is about to become reality after the approval of European Council and Parliament

    On 6 December 2024 the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and her counterparts from four Mercosur countries (Brazilian President Lula, Argentinian President Milei, Paraguayan President Peña, and Uruguayan President Lacalle Pou) ended the negotiations for a groundbreaking EU-Mercosur partnership agreement. As it is stated by the EU Parliament: “ The proposed EU-Mercosur agreement is composed of a political and cooperation pillar, and a trade pillar. The end of negotiations constitutes the first step in the process towards conclusion of the agreement. The official documents will be published online over the next days”. After the above mentioned agreement, the parties have to: Check and translation of the…

  • circular economy

    Un approfondimento sull’esportazione di materie prime critiche e rottami ferrosi: notifica preventiva e sanzioni

    L’Agenzia delle dogane e monopoli con il proprio avviso del 23 settembre 2024 informava della “…creazione in TARIC di un codice documento “65YY” da inserire nelle dichiarazioni di esportazione, per indicare l’avvenuta notifica dell’informativa al Ministero delle Imprese e del Made in Italy e al Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale ai sensi dell’ art. 30 comma 2 del decreto legge del 21 marzo 2022 n. 21, convertito in legge 20 maggio 2022 n. 51, relativo alle esportazioni di materie prime critiche individuate ai sensi del comma 1 dell’ articolo 30 o di rottami ferrosi di cui al medesimo comma 1…”. Si tratta, in altre parole, di una…

  • compliance e AEO,  energie rinnovabili

    EU Chile free trade agreement modernization: about to enter into force

    On 18 March 2024 the EU Council relased the following communiqué: “…EU-Chile: Council gives final endorsement to bilateral trade agreement The Council today adopted the decision on the conclusion of the Interim Agreement on trade (iTA) between the European Union and Chile. This decision marks the end of the internal ratification process within the EU and paves the way for the entry into force of the deal…”. It means that the iTA only requires ratification by the EU and not by individual member states. Therefore, now that the Council has validated the iTA, it can enter into force as soon as the Chilean side completes its internal ratification process. Apart…

  • circular economy,  compliance e AEO,  energie rinnovabili,  free trade agreement

    EU, critical raw materials and due diligence

      Why you should read about critical raw materials? These substances affect many and different indutries: renewable energies, electric vehicles, smartphones, ICT, fertilizers and other ones… On 18 March 2024 European Council adopted the proposal of the European critical raw material act which covers rare earths and materials with a high risk of risk disruption. It is in line, among others, with the European Green Deal strategy, the European Climate Law, Batteries Regulation and the 2022 Versailles Declaration. Essentially, the three pillars of this act are: a) diversify the critical raw materials supply in the perspective of the Europian autonomy b) promoting the circularity; c) develop reserch and innovation. At…

  • circular economy,  compliance e AEO,  free trade agreement,  made in,  valore in dogana

    2024 a New Year of customs challenges

    The 2023 has been an year very rich in customs news which will impat on the custom operations and compliance. We would list the following topics already published in our website: CBAM carbon border adjustments mechanism for which it is required to: 1) take into account HS codes;2) supply chain management; 3) special regimes; 4) made in/non-preferential origin; 5) customs value; The European regulantion on f-gases import; The due diligence on some goods (cattle,cocoa,palm oil, rubber, soya, wood,coffee) with specific focus on “deforestation and forest degradation”; The ecodesign, recycle and second life for batteries manufactured and imported into the EU; The free trade agreement with the New Zealand; The free…

  • circular economy,  compliance e AEO,  free trade agreement

    Batteries and UN regulations

    The international framework of the draft of  regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council concerning batteries and waste batteries, amending Directive 2008/98/EC and Regulation (EU) 2019/1020 and repealing Directive  2006/66/EC, is made by the following regulations: United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights; the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global Compact; the United Nations Environment programme (UNEP) Guidelines for Social Life Cycle Assessment of Products; the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Tripartite Declaration of Principles concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy; the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct; the OECD Due…

  • circular economy,  compliance e AEO,  free trade agreement

    AEO and obligations of importer of batteries

    According to the European batteries framework, the importers has to place on the market a battery which is compliant with Articles 6 to 10 and Articles 12, 13 and 14 of the regulation. In particular, before placing a battery on the market, importers shall verify that: the EU declaration of conformity and technical documentation referred to in Annex VIII (Conformity assessment procedures) have been drawn up and that the relevant conformity assessment procedure has been carried out by the manufacturer the battery bears the CE marking referred and is marked and labelled in accordance with Article 13; the battery is accompanied by the documents required pursuant to Articles 6 to…