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International Trade weekly highlights—12 January 2023

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Published on: 12 January 2023

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Table of contents

Key developments and materials
International trade policies to watch in 2023
Customs
Weekly roundup of HMRC post-Brexit import, export and customs guidance—9 January 2023
Subsidies and countervailing measures
Regulation on foreign subsidies distorting internal market published in Official Journal
Daily and weekly news alerts
New and updated content
New Practice Note
Updated Practice Notes

Article summary

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: international trade policies to watch in 2023, the weekly roundup of HMRC post Brexit import, export and customs guidance, and regulation on foreign subsidies distorting internal market published in the Official Journal.

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