In its regular package of infringement decisions, the European Commission takes legal action against EU Member States that fail to comply with their obligations under EU law.
The EU’s Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) is a trade policy tool that reduces or removes import duties on goods from developing countries, helping European businesses access cheaper raw materials and products while supporting sustainable development abroad.
In its November 25 package of infringement decisions, the European Commission takes legal action against EU Member States that fail to comply with their obligations under EU law.
For those travelling around the EU this summer with a four-legged friend, don’t forget there are harmonised EU rules on travelling with pets, your cats, dogs, and even ferrets.
To enter the EU market, businesses must navigate an intricate web of compliance requirements, particularly concerning product regulations, which can differ from one member state to another.
Public procurement in the European Union ensures the efficient use of public funds while promoting fair competition, transparency, and non-discrimination.
The European Union’s geographical indications (GIs) system protects the names of products that have specific qualities or reputations linked to their region of origin. GIs are intellectual property rights that guarantee the authenticity, quality, and distinctiveness of products.
