Lexology Panoramic guides

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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DSB Panel established to review EU duties on Chinese battery electric vehicles

The World Trade Organization (WTO)'s Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) has agreed at a meeting on 25 April 2025 to a request from China for the establishment of a panel to review the EU's countervailing duties on new battery electric vehicles from China. The request also concerns the underlying investigation that led to the imposition of the duties. China said it considers the EU measures inconsistent with various WTO provisions and that it was open to constructive discussions. China also affirmed that it remains committed to resolving the dispute within WTO rules. The EU said it strongly maintains that its measures are entirely justified and that it is confident it will succeed in this dispute.

EU initiates appeal arbitration in WTO IP dispute case against China

The EU has initiated arbitration proceedings under Article 25 of the Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU) to review the findings of a World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute panel in case DS611 involving the Enforcement of IP rights by China. As part of these proceedings, the EU circulated a Notice of Appeal, including the full text of the panel report, to WTO members on 24 April 2025. This marks the second arbitration proceeding under the Multi-Party Interim Appeal Arbitration Arrangement involving both China and the EU.

Weekly roundup of HMRC import, export and customs guidance—28 April 2025

Details of updates to HMRC import, export and customs guidance for the period from 23 to 28 April 2025

European Commission imposes definitive countervailing duties on Chinese MAE

The European Commission has imposed definitive countervailing duties on imports of mobile access equipment (MAE) from China on 25 April 2025. The Commission’s anti-subsidy investigation revealed that unfair Chinese subsidies, including land use rights below fair value, preferential financing and tax reductions, made it difficult for the EU industry to compete with imports from China and resulted in significant market share losses, despite a strong increase in demand for MAE. The anti-subsidy duties imposed to level the playing field range from 7.3% to 14.2% and come on top of anti-dumping duties imposed in imports of MAE from China in January 2025. The total combined anti-dumping and countervailing duties now range between 20.6% and 66.7%. The EU MAE market is worth more than €1bn yearly.

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