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EU Product Act would levy fee on imported parcels, tighten e-commerce border controls September 10, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

The European Commission would introduce a fee on products entering the EU and give customs new digital tools to identify non-compliant imports, under a draft European Product Act seen by MLex. The proposal, se... (more story)

EU sees ‘massive’ drop in Chinese parcel shipments after €3 fee, lawmaker says September 10, 2026 | Oscar Pandiello

The EU’s temporary €3 customs fee on low-value parcels has cut shipment volumes in the Netherlands by 46 percent since July 1, center-right lawmaker Dirk Gotink said, calling the effect “massive” and bigger th... (more story)

EU govts, lawmakers diverge over ‘Made in Europe’ partner-origin rules September 10, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet and Oscar Pandiello

A majority of EU governments is seeking to preserve access for partners such as the UK and Switzerland under the Industrial Accelerator Act’s proposed “Made in Europe” rules, according to minutes seen by MLex.... (more story)

Finland’s RMC files EU complaint over foreign subsidies in icebreaker tender September 10, 2026 | Lewis Crofts

Canadian company Davie may be distorting a public tender for icebreakers because of subsidies from its home government, Rauma Marine Constructions has claimed. The Finnish company filed a complaint with the Eu... (more story)

China rebuffs US AI-distillation allegations, vows countermeasures September 10, 2026 | MLex Staff

China rejected US allegations that its artificial-intelligence companies had conducted industrial-scale campaigns to distill US frontier AI models, calling the claims unfounded and warning it would retaliate a... (more story)

Huawei built business on crime, theft, US argues as racketeering trial begins September 10, 2026 | Samuel Rubenfeld

For 20 years, Huawei Technologies operated its business as a criminal enterprise, using theft, lies and cover-ups, federal prosecutors told jurors Wednesday in their opening argument in the long-anticipated tr... (more story)

US pizza box industry says its under threat from unfair imports September 09, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker

The US pizza box industry is under imminent threat of being overtaken by unfairly traded imports from China, Malaysia and Turkey if duty orders aren't put into place, petitioners told the US government.

US solar cell producers say Section 232 duties not enough amid trade changes September 09, 2026 | Bradley Dress

A coalition of US solar cell producers told the International Trade Commission that Section 232 duties protecting national security and previous antidumping and antisubsidy cases are not enough to maintain a v... (more story)

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US customs eyes challenging overhaul of import, documentation rules September 10, 2026 | Bradley Dress

US Customs and Border Protection is pushing for a major overhaul of its import screening and documentation process, but the proposals could create more regulatory hurdles and potentially place limitations on s... (more story)

Tech businesses concerned about EU’s upcoming procurement rules September 10, 2026 | Masha Borak

Technology groups warn that the EU’s proposed Public Procurement Act could limit opportunities for non-EU companies by allowing authorities to favor European suppliers on security and sovereignty grounds. The ... (more story)

US-Canada trade war sees both sides dig in September 08, 2026 | Bradley Dress, Eliana Hubacker

The US and Canada are both digging in their heels in their ongoing trade war, as tariffs kicked in from the Canadian side Tuesday and President Donald Trump renewed his threats against Ottawa. The escalating t... (more story)

US faces long list of trade challenges with Canada, Mexico September 03, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The US has a long list of issues that have become outstanding challenges in trade negotiations with Canada and Mexico and are preventing the closing of a deal, including disputes over cheese, cars, foreign lan... (more story)

US CFIUS on-site mitigation inspections drop to historical average under Trump September 03, 2026 | Curtis Eichelberger

Companies and investors subject to US national security agreements are facing fewer on-site inspections under President Donald Trump, as his administration scales back a Biden-era expansion of mitigation overs... (more story)

Selling the EU’s industry plan has become an exercise in scaling it back September 02, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

After months of touring European capitals to promote the Industrial Accelerator Act, EU industry chief Stéphane Séjourné no longer faces much resistance to its central premise that Europe needs a stronger indu... (more story)

EU capitals hold key to Commission’s next move on Chinese overcapacity September 01, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

The European Commission’s technical work on a possible new instrument targeting industrial overcapacity is well advanced, but whether and when it moves forward will depend on political backing from EU governme... (more story)

Canada's forced-labor import bill aims to address US, domestic concerns August 31, 2026 | Yuqing Yang

The Canadian government is pressing ahead with its work on a tougher forced-labor import ban, a move toward easing trade tensions with the US and satisfying domestic concerns. Bill C-35, introduced ten days af... (more story)