Steel import evidence requirements from October 2026
Since 1 October 2026, importers of certain steel products into the EU must provide evidence of the country of melt and pour and the corresponding heat number.
Since 1 October 2026, importers of certain steel products into the EU must provide evidence of the country of melt and pour and the corresponding heat number.
EUDR 2026: learn which products are covered, which deadlines apply and what the new requirements mean for your customs and compliance processes.
From 2026, CBAM is fully operational, requiring EU importers to submit a new CBAM Indemnity Declaration confirming reporting responsibility.
From 2026, CBAM introduces mandatory registration and documentation, while EUDR obligations are delayed but require continued monitoring and preparation.
Ahead of 2026, CBAM compliance is simplified with new exemptions, smoother registration, and reduced administrative burden for eligible importers.
From May 2025, FLEGT permits go fully digital, replacing paper submissions for Indonesian timber imports without changing customs procedures.