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This subtopic contains a number of Lexology Panoramic guides and other international-focused content. The guides are extensive documents, written by local practitioners in up to 50 jurisdictions. Each report brings together information on the law relating to specific topics, across a range of countries.

The following reports are available in this subtopic:

Trade and customs—Q&A guides

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    Lexology Panoramic: Trade And Customs

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    Trade And Customs—Chile—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—China—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—Colombia—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—Eurasia—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—European Union—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—India—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—Japan—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—Jordan—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—Malaysia—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—Mexico—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—Thailand—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—Turkey—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—Ukraine—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—United Kingdom—Q&A guide

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    Trade And Customs—USA—Q&A guide

Other Lexology Panoramic Guides relevant to International Trade

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    Lexology Panoramic: Acquisition Finance

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    Lexology Panoramic: Administrative And Public

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Latest International Trade News

UK government accepts TRA recommendation to impose anti-dumping duties on Chinese tin mill imports

The UK government has accepted the Trade Remedies Authority (TRA)’s recommendation to impose anti-dumping measures on imports of Chinese tin mill products, effective from 13 March 2026. This follows an application from Tata Steel UK. In its final determination, the TRA recommended individual duties of 27.85% for the co-operating Chinese company Shougang Group and 49.98% for all other Chinese exporters. The TRA found that Chinese tin mill imports were priced between 28% and 50% lower than UK domestic sales prices during the investigation period from 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024, causing injury to the UK industry.

WTO reports Russia’s initiation of safeguard investigation into tinplate imports

The World Trade Organization (WTO) has reported that the Russian Federation notified the Committee on Safeguards on 11 March 2026 of its initiation of a safeguard investigation on 4 March 2026 concerning imports of tinplate into the customs territory of the Eurasian Economic Union. The investigation covers certain flat-rolled products of iron or non-alloy steel. The notification requires interested parties to declare their participation in the investigation within 25 days of the initiation date. Requests for public hearings within 45 days and submit comments within 60 days. The Department for Internal Market Defence of the Eurasian Economic Commission serves as the contact point for investigation. The investigation seeks to determine whether increased imports of tinplate are causing, or threatening to cause, serious injury to Russia’s domestic industry.

TRA concludes US HVO biodiesel anti-subsidy investigation

The Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) has issued a notice of its intent to make a final negative determination in its anti-subsidy investigation into US hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) biodiesel, meaning that no countervailing measure will be imposed. Following consideration of comments on its November 2025 Statement of Essential Facts and additional publicly available information, the TRA concluded that the Blenders Tax Credit subsidy programme no longer provides subsidisation to US exporters, having effectively ended before 15 October 2025. The investigation, launched on 17 March 2025, covered the period from 1 January to 31 December 2024. In its interim findings, the TRA determined that UK producers of fatty-acid mono-alkyl esters (FAME) biodiesel had suffered injury as a result of subsidised HVO imports from the US. The TRA will submit its final negative determination to the Secretary of State for Business and Trade. Interested parties have until 9 April 2026 to submit further evidence.

USTR launches trade investigation into major economies

MLex: The Trump administration on 11 March 2026 launched a major section 301 trade investigation into several of the world's largest economies including China, the EU, South Korea, Japan and India.

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