This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: The European Commission announcing the conclusion of EU-India free trade agreement negotiations, the Northern Ireland Office notifying the Assembly of Windsor Framework of the decision on Non-Road Mobile Machinery Regulation, the World Trade Organization reporting Australia initiating a safeguard investigation on fabricated structural steel imports, the Trade Remedies Authority opening the first UK expiry review into Turkish rainbow trout countervailing measure, The Department for Business and Trade publishing trade remedies notice 2026/04 on anti-dumping duty and the Secretary of State accepting the Trade Remedies Authority’s recommendation to maintain anti-dumping duties on Russian ammonium nitrate.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the Council adopting its negotiating position on Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism simplification, and weekly roundups of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: US suspending financial contributions to the World Trade Organization, and a weekly roundup of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: UK joining arbitration appeals alternative amid World Trade Organization paralysis, the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) publishing a new Trade Strategy to support UK economic growth, the European Parliament calling for stronger controls on non-EU e-commerce goods, DBT strengthening UK steel safeguard measures from July 2025 and establishing an Enhanced Trade Partnership with Taiwan, and weekly roundups of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the coming into effect of new Category 1 steel import quotas, the Trade Remedies Authority initiating a transition review into ironing board imports from China as well as an investigation into tin mill products imported by China, 'not for EU' labelling on agrifood products in GB not being mandatory from 1 October 2024, the EU initiaing World Trade Organization dispute consultations over China’s anti-subsidy investigation into EU dairy products, the publication of the EU Regulation on fixing the representative prices, import duties and additional import duties to molasses in the sugar sector in the Official Journal, and a weekly roundup of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the World Trade Organization (WTO) Dispute Settlement Body adopting a panel report on EU anti-dumping duties on Indonesian fatty acid imports, the WTO reporting Madagascar's initiation of a safeguard investigation into imports of self-adhesive labels, packaging and other printed items, and the publication of the country of ‘melt and pour’ evidence requirements for EU steel imports in the Official Journal.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the World Trade Organization (WTO) announcing safeguard investigations launched by Canada and India, the WTO reporting Madagascar’s initiation of safeguard investigations into fruit-based beverages and plastic household goods, the Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) proposing anti-dumping measures on South Korean hot-rolled steel plates and the TRA proposing an extension of anti-dumping duties on welded tubes and pipes from Belarus and China.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the EU initiating dispute with China over Standard Essential Patent licensing practices, Panama appealing a World Trade Organization dispute panel report on import measures from Costa Rica, the Department for Business and Trade announcing the UK and Colorado signing a Memorandum of Understanding on trade and economic co-operation, the Office of the United States Trade Representative announcing a review of unfair foreign trade practices, the European Commission extending duties on Chinese e-bike imports until 2030, and a weekly roundup of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the UK-India Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement entering into force, the EU Commission welcoming a new US tariff rate in line with the Turnberry agreement, the Commission imposing definitive anti-dumping duties on Chinese polyamide yarn imports, the Trade Remedies Authority announcing that the anti-dumping measure on bicycles from China will continue until 2029 and the World Trade Organization’s Dispute Settlement Body considering Russia's panel request on the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and emissions trading scheme.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes the WTO Secretariat setting the agenda for next meeting of the Dispute Settlement Body, DDG González calling on trade in services to build the WTO of tomorrow, Council of EU amending a regulation on opening and providing of autonomous tariff quotas for agricultural and industrial products and submitting proposals to amend appendices and include species to CITES. This week’s highlights also includes the TRA reviewing measures on two steel products, suspending an investigation on steel from Ukraine, initiating a new exporter review on electric bicycles from China, publishing a report on steel safeguard measures and reviewing of exceptions for developing countries. This week’s highlights also includes the UK launching free trade agreement negotiations with Gulf Cooperation Council, and the UK and India concluding the fourth round of FTA negotiations. This week’s highlights also includes the IAC publishing the fourth report scrutinising international treaties and the Trade Secretary proposing to extend steel safeguard tariff rate quota until 2024.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: The Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) recommending scrapping e-bike tariffs to benefit UK economy and a weekly roundup of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: China requesting consultations at the World Trade Organization (WTO) over India’s electric vehicle battery subsidy measures, the Department for Business and Trade publishing a report for UK’s first WTO trade policy review, the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office publishing an international agreement on defence export controls, the European Commission imposing anti-dumping duties on imports of screws without heads from China, the Trade Remedies Authority recommending a revocation of countervailing measure on Egyptian glass fibre imports, and a weekly roundup of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.