Tag: Export control
CPSC eFiling 2026: Companies need to be aware of these new US import requirements now
Geopolitical conflicts, rising costs and dependence on individual markets are forcing many companies to redefine their sales markets and supply chains. Global supply chains are under pressure, and nearshoring is coming into focus. The modernised trade agreement between the EU and Mexico creates new opportunities. New markets are opening up for companies.
EU-Mexico Trade Agreement 2026: Opportunities businesses should seize now
Geopolitical conflicts, rising costs and dependence on individual markets are forcing many companies to redefine their sales markets and supply chains. Global supply chains are under pressure, and nearshoring is coming into focus. The modernised trade agreement between the EU and Mexico creates new opportunities. New markets are opening up for companies.
EU sanctions are becoming more complex – how companies can remain operational
The 20th EU sanctions package significantly tightens requirements. Learn how Mercoline supports companies with sanctions and trade compliance.
The EU-Mercosur Agreement will take effect on May 1, 2026
Starting May 1, 2026, the first provisions of the EU–Mercosur Agreement will take effect. This gives companies the freedom to choose. Find out what this means for preference management in SAP, origin determination processes, and compliance.
CCI (Centralized Clearance for Import): New customs procedure coming soon
CCI (Centralized Clearance for Import): New customs procedure coming soon – What it’s all about and whether CCI is an alternative to the ATLAS import procedure
New Year – time for the new SOVA master file: Are you ready?
At the turn of the year, the Federal Statistical Office regularly publishes the updated goods directory for foreign trade statistics (WA). This also includes the new SOVA master file, which contains all valid statistical goods numbers and goods descriptions for the coming year.
Important change in the verification of VAT identification numbers from November 30
From November 30, 2025, the technical interface for checking foreign VAT identification numbers (VAT ID) will change. The Federal Central Tax Office (BZSt) will decommission the previous interface. Companies that have digitally connected their VAT ID checking must therefore adapt their processes
New BIS 50 Percent Rule and End-User Screenings: What Companies Need to know and do now
Export controls are evolving. A new rule issued by the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) is significantly reshaping the sanctions landscape. Companies with business ties to the U.S. should update their screening processes by November 2025 at the latest. This article explains why — and how to stay ahead.
Customs tariff numbers in SAP
Efficiently determine and maintain customs tariff numbers in SAP: Avoid risks, automate processes, and ensure legally compliant pricing with Mercoline.
New sanctions list at Reguvis: What you need to know about the Additional Lists (AL)
New sanctions list at Reguvis: What you need to know about the Additional Lists (AL) Since July 1, 2025, Reguvis has been providing a new sanctions list: the so-called Additional Lists (AL). These supplement the existing offering under the name HADDEX Sanctions Lists and provide greater clarity in the area of export control and compliance.