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In practice: Canada now charges a 15%, 25% or 50% surtax on about CAD 27.6 billion of US-origin goods, from steel and appliances to clothing and cosmetics. The test is US origin, so UK-origin goods are outside it, which gives UK suppliers a price advantage on the listed lines. Two cautions: US-made goods remain caught even if shipped to Canada via another country, and if you supply Canada from a US warehouse or include US components, confirm the origin of each line with a broker.
11 more items in the October 2026 issue.
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Confirmed and upcoming regulatory change across every covered market, dated, sourced, and translated into what it means for your business.
UK-India deal in force: register with HMRC before you certify origin
In practice: Registration with HMRC is a precondition of self-certifying origin, so your Indian buyer cannot claim the preferential tariff until it is done: it ties the EORI number HMRC holds for your business to a primary email plus up to 10 additional addresses used to send declarations. Register each email address against one EORI only, as HMRC warns that an address registered to multiple EORIs may fail authentication and have its origin declarations rejected by Indian customs, leaving your importer on full duty, and send the Origin Declaration Template for every consignment to both [email protected] and your importer.
EU requires direct transport proof for US-origin goods claiming adjusted duties
Cyber Resilience Act reporting starts 11 September, with new Commission guidance
15 more items in the July 2026 issue
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