Former Fair Trade Commission Chairman Kim Hyung-bae publishes the 3rd edition of 'Theory and Practice of Fair Trade Law'
Kim Hyung-bae, former chairman of the Fair Trade Commission, has released the third edition of his book reflecting recent changes in fair trade laws and regulations.
Federal government regulates refining in the Free Trade Zone of Manaus and provides tax incentives for fuels
The Brazilian federal government has established regulations for oil refining in the Free Trade Zone of Manaus to offer tax incentives for local fuel production.
Decree in Belém controls fish trade during Holy Week
The city of Belém has implemented a decree regulating the fish trade to ensure adequate supply for the Holy Week period.
The ESA demands the Icelandic state to respond regarding alcohol sales regulations
The European Surveillance Authority (ESA) is requiring the Icelandic government to clarify its regulations on alcohol sales.
Seeds: what the project submitted by the Mesa de Enlace to the Government is about and why it rejects the possibility of adhering to UPOV 91
The Mesa de Enlace has submitted a legislative proposal to the Argentine government rejecting adherence to the UPOV 91 seed regulation, despite the government's intention to modernize agricultural regulations as part of a trade agreement with the United States.
Max Verstappen joked about the new Formula 1: 'I'd trade that simulator for Mario Kart'
Max Verstappen humorously criticized the new Formula 1 regulations, expressing his discomfort with the rising importance of energy management over driving talent.
March 2026 change as drivers alerted to 'rules'
Drivers in the UK are reminded of strict regulations regarding number plates amid increasing demand for personalized options.
Digital regulations, drug prices, rice... US pressure on 'non-tariff barriers' investigation
The U.S. Trade Representative has initiated a trade investigation into South Korea among other nations, signaling potential new trade pressures focused on non-tariff barriers such as digital regulations and agriculture.
The Trump administration has begun investigations into trade partners
The Trump administration has initiated investigations concerning trade partners related to industrial overproduction and forced labor regulations, which may lead to higher tariffs for numerous countries.
Regulations function as tariffs
The article discusses how internal tariffs can distort prices and affect ordinary consumers, referencing regulations in Brazil and India.
Benjamin 'Snus' Dousa responds to European snus prohibition
Sweden's Minister for Foreign Trade, Benjamin Dousa, speaks out against increasing European regulations on white snus, arguing they threaten Swedish culture and jobs.
Akava Wants Changes to Remote Work Practices
The Finnish trade union Akava is pushing for changes in remote work regulations and workplace rights as part of its goals for the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Government regulates protection rules for national producers in agreements like the one approved between Mercosur and the European Union
Brazil's government has established regulations for bilateral safeguard measures to protect local producers in free trade agreements like the Mercosur-European Union deal.
Customs are variable, therefore it is worth looking at them with a professional eye
A recent study reveals that 67% of Polish entrepreneurs rely on customs agencies for goods clearance due to the complexity and variability of customs regulations.
More than 500 bags of illegal charcoal seized in operation in the interior of Amazonas
Environmental authorities in Brazil seized over 500 bags of illegal charcoal in Itacoatiara, enforcing significant fines and regulations.
The message in favor of Elon Musk and against the European Union that Milei shared
President Javier Milei of Argentina has retweeted a message supporting Elon Musk's opposition to European Union content regulations, coinciding with discussions about the EU-Mercosur trade agreement.
Decree allows fish trade at Feira do Praeirinho after bans in Cuiabá
Cuiabá's traditional Feira do Praeirinho can now legally sell fish after a new decree was published, setting health and safety standards for vendors.
World Trade: What the Customs Chaos in the USA Means
The recent Supreme Court ruling deemed many of Trump's special tariffs unlawful, leading to immediate changes in U.S. customs regulations and uncertainties in trade agreements with the EU.
EU demands that the USA respect trade agreement after new tariff reports
The EU has urged the USA to adhere to a recently negotiated trade agreement following changes in US tariff regulations that were deemed illegal by the Supreme Court.
The US Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Tariff Regulations; He Announces a New 10% Tariff
The US Supreme Court has ruled against tariffs imposed by Trump last year for exceeding his authority without Congressional approval, while Trump responds by announcing a new 10% tariff on imports.
Food Export to China Will Be Easier
New Chinese regulations effective June 1, 2026, will simplify the food export process for foreign producers, replacing existing rules from 2021.
Small parcels from Asian platforms: A warning from the ESEE – Fears of a new tsunami of dangerous products until the duty is implemented
The Greek Confederation of Commerce and Entrepreneurship warns of potential dangers from small imports from Asian platforms until a new duty is fully implemented in 2026.
Turkey launches campaign to reduce commodity prices during Ramadan
Turkey has initiated a broad campaign to control food prices ahead of Ramadan, banning chicken exports and enforcing stricter price regulations in response to rising inflation.
Import of U.S. Cars Allowed Without Additional Inspections Starting Today Amid Criticism from President Trump
Japan has simplified the import process for U.S. cars to allow for quicker entry without additional inspections, following a trade agreement with the U.S.
Ministry of Agriculture has new rules for the purchase, sale, and storage of rice and corn
The Ecuadorian government has introduced new regulations through Executive Decree 307 to the Ministry of Agriculture, granting it authority over the purchase, sale, and storage of rice and corn to ensure fair trade and protect local producers.
Commission Relents: Movement in the Dispute Over 'Made in EU'
The EU Commission is seeking a middle ground in the ongoing debate over 'Made in EU' regulations amid tensions between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron.
Lebanese Truck Owners Affected by New Syrian Measures
Lebanese truck owners are protesting new Syrian regulations that affect cross-border trade.
Brazil is concerned about the trade agreement between Argentina and the United States due to possible conflicts with Mercosur
Brazil is concerned that the new trade agreement between Argentina and the United States may conflict with Mercosur regulations.
‘I don’t think they have a case’: Why Danielle Smith is playing hardball with the U.S. on electricity trade
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith firmly defends the province's electricity regulations, dismissing U.S. criticisms from Montana over import limits.
Is the Minister trying to bypass the president's veto? "Gross abuse of authority"
A Polish teachers' union has criticized the Minister of Education for attempting to bypass a presidential veto regarding educational regulations and standards.
Nestlé strengthens supply chain with AEO certification
Nestlé Nigeria Plc has received the highest level of Authorised Economic Operator certification from the Nigeria Customs Service, confirming compliance with trade regulations and supply chain security standards.
One Month After Announcement of China's Export Regulation Strengthening, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Says 'We Will Keep a Close Eye on Future Developments'
A month after China's announcement to strengthen export regulations on dual-use items to Japan, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry reports no significant impacts but calls for a withdrawal of the measures and to monitor future developments closely.
Joo Byeong-ki: Establishing a Minimum Fine for Serious Collusion...Recovery of Unjust Gains Increased from 20% to 30% of Revenue
The Fair Trade Commission plans to amend regulations to set minimum fines for serious collusion and increase the cap on fines for recovery of unjust gains from 20% to 30% of revenue.
When faced with tariffs and technology regulations, 'Trade Barrier 119'... the Ministry of Industry will support non-tariff barriers
The Ministry of Industry is expanding its trade consultation service 'Tariff Response 119' to 'Trade Barrier 119' to assist companies in navigating both tariff and non-tariff barriers as global trade regulations change.
Ministry will develop new regulations for the functioning of trade unions
The Ministry of Labor has issued a ministerial agreement that repeals the previous regulations for labor organizations and mandates the creation of new guidelines within 90 days.
Customs, genocide, AI, and trust
The article discusses the intersection of trade regulations, genocide implications, the role of AI, and the importance of trust in society.
Europe and China Take Step to Resolve Dispute on Electric Vehicles
Europe and China have made progress in resolving their ongoing dispute concerning electric vehicle trade regulations.
When are the shopping Sundays in 2026? Complete list of 8 dates
The article discusses the schedule of shopping Sundays in Poland for 2026, including which stores are exempt from the trading ban and the public sentiment regarding potential changes in Sunday trading regulations.
Cooperation between unions and employers is needed to eliminate the wage gap
Experts express concerns regarding the implementation of the equal pay law and outline the responsibilities that employers will face under the new regulations while emphasizing the involvement of trade unions in job valuation processes.