Our company would like to have our field offices in Europe host webinars to the public. We currently host them here within the US, but have to reject countries, companies, and customers that are of concern to the US regulations. Would this sort of issue still apply for our field offices in Europe?
We’ve been advised to implement “blanket” end-use certificates for exports from the EU, certifying that otherwise uncontrolled goods will not be used in support of the production of WMD. Do any other members have similar procedures in place for their EU exports? Can you share the wording on your end-use certificates?
We are considering trade within/between EU countries. Is everything duty-free? Does VAT still apply? Could anyone recommend a website where I can research further? Thank you!!!
Does anyone have any information on a future requirement of the EU, or specifically Belgium to require electronic recordkeeping by importers or exporters.
Is anyone aware of a listing available that provides a correlation between CAS# and HTS?
I have some t-shirts (promotional) made in Honduras that are stuck in German customs. They want to know the manufacturer and there is no way I know who that was. How do I get the shirts back AND how do I get these shirts into Germany?
Can anyone help me find out if there is an equivalent program to FOIA in the EU? Is there one source, one agency that can give me my trade data for Europe, or do I have to go to each individual country? Any suggestions or direction would be appreciated.
Is anyone in the membership complying with the EU program called “REACH”? It has something to do with UK importers ensuring imported product into the UK is registered. I’m not sure to what extent US exporters need to be involved. Any comments would be appreciated.
Does anyone in the membership operate a distribution center (DC) in Germany in which they would be importing and exporting product in and out of the country/EU? We currently operate a DC in the UK. We are thinking that the “import” operations into either Germany or the UK would be very similar (documentation requirements, process) […]
