Access2Markets
Exporting from the EU, importing into the EU
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Access2Markets allows you to obtain information you need when you trade with third countries, such as on tariffs, taxes, procedures, formalities and requirements, rules of origin, export measures, statistics, trade barriers and much more. It also allow you to access key information needed for trade in services as well as for investment and procurement in 3rd countries. You may also learn about EU trade agreements, how to benefit from them and read stories on successful companies using them. Access2Markets is here to help you and your business for import and export.
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Including Rules of Origin Self-Assessment
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The reports obtained from this database are not official. Care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information and data contained within the database, but no responsibility can be accepted by the European Commission or the data providers for any inadvertent errors or omissions. Information and data in certain sections are subject to specific license conditions, see the sources and copyright for detailed information. By proceeding and viewing the data you are agreeing to these conditions.
Export tariffs, prohibitions and restrictions of Russia and Belarus, which may affect your intended importation into the EU
Disclaimer:
The reports obtained from this database are not official. Care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information and data contained within the database, but no responsibility can be accepted by the European Commission or the data providers for any inadvertent errors or omissions. Information and data in certain sections are subject to specific license conditions, see the sources and copyright for detailed information. By proceeding and viewing the data you are agreeing to these conditions.
Find information on the requirements you need to comply with when exporting services outside the EU
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The information provided is not legally binding. Care has been taken to ensure its accuracy. However, no responsibility can be accepted by the European Commission for any inadvertent errors or omissions.
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Find out whether you can participate in a given government procurement tender outside the EU
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The information provided is not legally binding. Care has been taken to ensure its accuracy. However, no responsibility can be accepted by the European Commission for any inadvertent errors or omissions.
Single Entry Point
The Single Entry Point is the first point of contact within the European Commission’s trade department for all EU stakeholders who are facing market access issues in third countries or who find non-compliance with sustainability commitments.
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Commission unveils new approach to trade agreements to promote green and just growth
The Commission is today taking a major step in making EU trade greener, fairer and more sustainable. It has unveiled a new plan to enhance the contribution of EU trade agreements in protecting the climate, environment and labour rights worldwide.
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EU and India kick-start ambitious trade agenda
Today, European Commission Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis and Indian Commerce Minister Piush Goyal formally relaunched EU-India negotiations on a balanced, ambitious, comprehensive and mutually beneficial free trade agreement.
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Prior information notice - Ex-post Evaluation of the EU-SADC Economic Partnership Agreement - TRADE/2022/OP/0007-PIN
Ex-post Evaluation of the EU-SADC Economic Partnership Agreement - TRADE/2022/OP/0007-PIN