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8465028-v6\WASDMS 1 International Trade Compliance Update (covering customs and other import requirements, export controls and sanctions, trade remedies, WTO and anti-corruption) newsletter | May 2019, please refer to our webinars, conferences, seminars In the meeting section, learn about the contact information and registration information of the new webinar in our 16th annual global trade and supply chain webinar series, entitled "2019: What's about international trade? Keep up with the speed of changing challenges", As well as links to past webinars and information about other events. In addition, there are links to  video recordings, PowerPoint and handout materials of the year-end import and export review held in Santa Clara in 2018, as well as presentation materials from  Asia Pacific International Business and Trade Client Conference (Tokyo November 2018) Link. For news related to international trade, please visit our blog: For international trade compliance updates, please visit www.internationaltradecomplianceupdate.com regularly. For other articles and updates on trade sanctions and export controls, please visit http://sanctionsnews.bakermckenzie.com/ regularly. For resources and news about international trade, especially in Asia, please visit our Trade Crossroads blog http://tradeblog.bakermckenzie.com/. To learn how BREXIT (the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union) may affect your business, please visit http://brexit.bakermckenzie.com/ For more compliance news and comments from around the world, please visit http://globalcompliancenews.com /. Note: Unless otherwise stated, all information in this update comes from international organizations (United Nations, WTO, World Customs Organization, APEC, Interpol, etc.), European Union, European Free Trade Union, Eurasian Economic Union, Customs The official bulletin, official website, newsletter or press release of the union or government agency. The specific source can usually be obtained by clicking the blue hypertext link. Please note that in general, fishery-related information is not included. In this issue: World Trade Organization (WTO) World Customs Organization (WCO) Other international affairs Americas-Central America America-North America America-South America Asia-Pacific Europe, Middle East and North Africa Africa (except North Africa) trade compliance enforcement actions- Import, export, intellectual property, FCPA communications, reports, articles, etc. Webinars, conferences, seminars, etc. WTO TBT notified CBP ruling: download and search CBP ruling: revoke or modify the explanatory notes for the amendment of the European classification regulations to CN Article 337 anti-dumping, countervailing duty and safeguard measures investigation, order and review editor, international trade compliance update editor, International Trade Compliance Update Stuart P. Seidel Washington, DC 1 202 452 7088 [email protection] This may meet the requirements of "attorney advertising"" notification is required in some jurisdictions. The previous results do not guarantee similar results. Please please Please refer to the last page of copyright and acknowledgments. Please refer to the last page of copyright and acknowledgments. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 2 The World Trade Organization (WTO) Australia approves the government procurement agreement. The WTO announces that Australia has Approved the WTO’s Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) and submitted its accession instrument to the WTO Secretariat on April 5. The announcement stated that Australia will become the 48th WTO member subject to the GPA. The GPA will be 30 days from the date of submission of the accession instrument Day (ie May 5, 2019) entered into force for Australia. Review of six regional trade agreements WTO announced that members reviewed six regional trade agreements (RTA) at the committee meeting. Regional trade agreements were launched on April 1, 2019 Effective. The new Chairman of the Committee and Argentine Ambassador Carlos Mario Foradori chaired the first committee meeting in 2019. The agreement reviewed was:  A closer economy between Hong Kong, China and Macau, China Partnership Arrangements  Chile-Thailand Free Trade Agreement  China-Georgia Free Trade Agreement  Georgia-European Free Trade Association (EFTA) Free Trade Agreement  Panama’s accession to the Central American Common Market (CACM)  Ecuador’s accession to the trade agreement between the European Union, The results of each review in Colombia and Peru can be found through the announcement link. Trade policy review: The fifth review of trade policies and practices in Bangladesh, Samoa and Bangladesh took place from April 3 to 5, 2019. Basis of the review It is a report of the WTO Secretariat and a report of the Government of Bangladesh. The first review of Samoa’s trade policies and practices took place from April 10 to 12, 2019. The basis of the review is the report of the WTO Secretariat and the report of the Government of Samoa The WTO first resolves the “basic security interests” claim. On April 5, 2019, the WTO distributed an expert group report on transit traffic measures (DS512) in Russia. This decision is the first time that the WTO expert group must decide the WTO The jurisdiction of a member’s claim that its actions are appropriate claims under Article 21 (basic security immunity under WTO rules). Ukraine filed a dispute in September 2016. The former Russian Federation imposed restrictions, prohibiting Ukraine from using roads and railways to trade goods with several former Soviet republics. Ukraine claims that these measures do not seem to meet:  Articles V:2, V:3, V:4, V:5, X:1, X:2, X:3(a), XI:1, XVI: 4 Tariffs And the General Agreement on Trade 1994 (GATT 1994);  The Russian Federation’s Accession Protocol, Part I, Paragraph 2 (if it contains No. 1161, 1426 (first sentence), 1427 (first and Third sentence) and paragraph 1428) Russian Federation). "International Trade Compliance Update" is a publication of Baker McKenzie's Global International Business and Trade Practice Group. The articles and reviews are designed to provide our readers with information about recent legal developments and important or interesting issues. They should not be considered or relied on legal advice or opinions. Baker McKenzie advises on all aspects of international trade law. Comments on this update can be sent to the editor: Stuart P. Seidel Washington, DC 1 202 452 7088 [email protected] Notes on spelling, grammar and dates-consistent with the global nature of Baker McKenzie, original spelling, non- The grammar and date format of the American English material are retained in the original source, regardless of whether the material appears in quotation marks or not. Most of the translations of non-English documents are unofficial and are carried out through automated procedures for reference only. Depending on the language, readers using the Chrome browser should be able to automatically get a rough to excellent English translation. Acknowledgements: Unless otherwise stated, all information comes from official international organizations or government websites, or their newsletters or press releases. Click the blue hypertext link to access the source file. This update contains public sector information licensed under the UK Open Government License v3.0. In addition, the updated materials comply with the policy implemented by the European Commission on December 12, 2011. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 3 Russia claims that these measures are one of the measures that it believes are necessary to protect its basic security interests, and that it is in response to international relations that occurred in 2014 Measures taken in emergency situations and pose a threat to Russia. Russia’s basic security interests. Invoking the provisions of Article 21(b)(iii) of GATT, Russia believes that actions taken under Article 21 are "self-judgmental" and are not subject to WTO review because they are necessary to protect its "fundamental security interests." "Russia stated that once Article 21 was invoked, the WTO could no longer examine the issue. Therefore, the expert group lacks the jurisdiction to further resolve the issue. Article XXI(b)(iii) stipulates, among other things, that “in wartime Or other emergencies in international relations", GATT parties can take actions they deem necessary to protect their basic security interests in wartime or other emergencies in international relations. The expert group disagrees and considers that the WTO expert group Have the right to review all aspects of Article XXI(b)(iii) by members. Specifically, the expert group found that although the chapeau of Article XXI(b) allows members to take actions “as they deem necessary” to protect them Basic security interests, but this discretion is limited to the three items objectively belonging to Article 21(b). (Emphasis added.) XXI(b) stipulates: (b) Prevent any contracting party from adopting what it considers to protect Any action necessary for its basic security interests (i) related to fissile materials or materials derived therefrom; (ii) involving the transportation of weapons, ammunition and war tools, and other goods and materials for the direct or indirect supply of military institutions (Iii) other emergency situations in wartime or international relations; or once it is determined that there is a necessary situation, it is usually up to each member to define what it considers to be its basic security interest. In addition, the expert group found, " It believes that the specific language of "means that the members themselves determine the "necessity" of their actions in order to protect their basic security interests. The expert group determined that Russia has met the requirements for invoking the measures involved in Article XXI(b)(iii) Therefore, transit prohibitions and restrictions fall within the scope of GATT Article XXI(b)(iii). On April 26, 1994, the Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) formally adopted the expert panel report [It should be noted that in the current In several WTO procedures, the United States claimed that Article 21 was the reason for its Section 232 tariffs on steel and steel. Aluminum.] Recent disputes The following disputes have recently been submitted to the WTO. Click the case below ("DS") No. Go to the WTO website page to learn more about the dispute. DS. No. Case Name Date DS582 India-Tariff Treatment of Certain Goods in the Information and Communication Technology Sector-EU Request for Consultation 09-04-19 Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 4 DS. No. Case Name Date DS583 Turkey – Certain measures concerning the production, import and marketing of pharmaceuticals. EU consultation request 10-04-19 DSB activities covered in this update During the period, the Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) or the parties to the dispute took the following actions or reported the following activities. The request to the expert group is not listed (click the "DS" number to enter the case summary, click "activity" to enter the latest news or documents) : DS case name Date of activity DS512 Russian Federation-The report of the expert group on measures related to transportation (Complainant: Ukraine) is released. DSB is officially adopted 05-04-19 26-04-19 DS534 United States-Anti-dumping measures using differential pricing methods for softwood lumber from Canada (Complainant: Canada) The expert group report was issued in 2009-04-19 DS495 South Korea, South Korea-Radionuclide import bans and testing and certification requirements (Complainant: Japan) The report issued by the Appellate Body DSB officially passed 11-04 -19 26-04-19 DS517 China-Certain Tariff Quota Agricultural Products (Complainant: United States) Expert Group Report Released 18-04-19 DS511 China-Domestic Support for Agricultural Producers (Complainant: United States) DSB Officially Approved 26 -04-19 DS521 European Union-Anti-dumping measures against certain cold-rolled flat steel products from Russia (Comp plaintiff: Russia) Russia filed a second expert group request DS576 Qatar-Certain measures on goods from the United Arab Emirates (Plaintiff : UAE) The UAE made the first expert group request DS490 DS496 Indonesia – Protection of certain steel products {plaintiffs: Chinese Taipei, Vietnam) compliance report TBT notification According to the "Technical Barriers to Trade Agreement" (TBT Agreement), WTO members Countries must report to the WTO all proposed technical regulations that may affect trade with other member countries. The WTO Secretariat distributes this information to all member states in the form of "notices." For the individual parts of the WTO TBT notification, please refer to the summary of the notifications issued by the WTO last month. World Customs Organization (WCO) Announcement and Press Release [dd-mm-yy] Date Title 01-04-19 The Fifth Meeting of Capacity Building Coordinators in the Middle East and North Africa 02-04-19 WCO Supports the Implementation of Cross-Border E-Commerce in Europe Framework Standard WCO Asia Pacific Regional Training Center inaugurated in Xiamen, China WCO supports FTA implementation in Angola Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 5 Date Title WCO and OSCE Deploy special PITCH training for Central Asia Customs Tunisia is revamping its training system West Africa Customs implements its regional interconnection project to manage its transit operations 05-04-19 West Africa’s customs integrity 08-04-19 The World Customs Organization emphasizes its e-commerce work world at UNCTAD’s E-Commerce Week The Customs Organization welcomes the establishment of the Indian Customs Cooperation Fund 09-04-19 Niger Customs has 20 trainers who can serve as capacity developers. 10- 04-19 WCO supports Jamaican Customs to improve the collaboration environment between the Cross-Border Regulatory Agency (CBRA). Building a Single Window Environment 11-04-19 The Fourth Meeting of WGRKC: Promoting a Comprehensive Review of RKC-Regional TRS Seminar for CIS Member States 12-04-19 Montenegro Customs Valuation and Database Use National Seminar 15-04-19 WCO con UNIDO-AUC International Forum on Quality Infrastructure CBC10: Reflecting on the Past and Embracing the Future 16-04-19 The World Customs Organization Leadership and Management Development Seminar was held in Alexandria, Egypt Customs representatives from the Middle East and Africa North Africa (MENA) region in Tunisia WCO regional security seminar PSCG was held at WCO headquarters to discuss various key issues WCO supports Eswatini’s advance ruling system on classification, origin and valuation 17-04-19 CCWP (Customs Cooperation Working Group) Expert Meeting March On the 28th, the WCO Regional Training Center opened in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. 25-04-19 The SAFE Working Group kicked off the discussion on AEO 2.0. WCO’s new anti-corruption plan was highlighted at the Integrity Subcommittee meeting in Brussels 26-04-19 Strategic Trade Control Enforcement Activities-In March 2019, the Gambia prepares to join the Harmonized System Convention. Members in the Middle East and North Africa discuss the challenges and solutions of efficient transit systems. The WCO European Regional Customs Summit is held in Russia 29-04-19 Strategy National Training on Trade Control Enforcement, Jamaica, in April 2019, the World Customs Organization and the European Union jointly launched a new project! 30-04-19 The integrity diagnosis task provided by the Jamaica Customs Service WCO Participated in the International Anti-drug Conference Other International Affairs African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA) African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA) The African Continental Free Trade Area has acquired 22 necessary countries According to Tralac (Trade Law Center), on April 2, 2019, the Gambian Parliament approved the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), becoming the 22nd approved country. AfCFTA was signed by 44 member states of the African Union (AU) on March 21, 2018, followed by 8 member states, and now requires 22 ratifications to enter into force. According to the terms of the AfCFTA, the agreement requires 22 approvals to take effect. As of April 10th, 19 of the 22 countries that have received parliamentary-Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 6 The preliminary approval has already issued its approval letter (usually a confirmation The diplomatic letter approving the agreement) was deposited with the depositary, paving the way for the entry into force of AfCFTA. This means that only three other countries must deposit their approval letter to the AUC chairman to reach the 22-member threshold. Thirty (30) days after reaching this threshold, AfCFTA will take effect. However, some agreements (investment, intellectual property and competition), key timetables (tariff concessions) and annexes (most-favored nation exemption, air transport, regulatory cooperation, etc.) are still being developed and may not be ready until 2020. According to Tralac, 19 countries that have deposited AfCFTA ratifications with the chairman of AUC include Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, Niger, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Guinea, Swatini (formerly Swaziland), Mali, Mauritania, Namibia, South Africa, Uganda, Côte d’Ivoire (Côte d’Ivoire), Senegal, Togo, Egypt and Ethiopia. The three countries that have been approved by Parliament but still need to deposit their instruments of ratification with the depositary are Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe and Gambia. As of the end of March 2019, only three countries in Africa have yet to sign the merger text of the AfCFTA agreement: Benin, Eritrea and Nigeria. CITES notification to contracting parties The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) has issued the following notifications to the contracting parties: Date Title 03-04-19 2019/021-Strengthen the level of synergy between national biodiversity-related conventions: Improve the availability and quality of available guidelines and tools 05-04-19 2019/022-Operational registration of Appendix I animal species in captivity for commercial purposes 18-04-19 2019/023-New Zealand-New Zealand CITES license and certificate changes 21 -04-19 2019/024-Eighteenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties: Statement by the Secretariat 26-04-19 2019/025-Postponement of the eighteenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties (CoP18) and the 71st and 72nd meetings of the Standing Committee Meetings (SC71 and SC72) FAS GAIN Report The following is a partial list of the Global Agricultural Information Network (GAIN) report recently released by the US Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) Food and Agriculture Import Regulations and Standards (FAIRS) and Exporter’s Guide Series and Other reports related to import and export requirements. These provide valuable information about regulatory standards, import requirements, export guidelines, and MRLs (Maximum Residue Limits). For information and access rights to other GAIN reports, please visit the FAS GAIN reports website. Member GAIN Report Algeria FAIRS Report Algeria FAIRS Report Algeria Trade Policy Update Bangladesh FAIRS Report Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 7 Member GAIN Report Bosnia and Herzegovina Exporter's Guide Brazil Exporter's Guide Canada Canada Remove the federal barriers to domestic alcohol sales. Canada. Canada releases the final decision on three fungicides. Canada. Canada releases the final regulatory decision on neonicotinoids. Canada FAIRS report. China National Report. Rice Standards (GB-T 1354-2018) China China Fresh Frozen Livestock and poultry product standards Ecuador FAIRS report Ecuador FAIRS report El Salvador FAIRS report El Salvador FAIRS report France FAIRS report France FAIRS report French exporter's guide Greek exporter's guide Guatemala FAIRS report Haiti FAIRS-Narrative Indonesia new requirements for registration and labeling of fresh fruits and vegetables Indonesia Indonesia New regulations for import of animal feeds issued in Indonesia Feed Additives Registration Guidelines Japan Japan proposes to designate 7 new food additives Japan Japan proposes to add argon as a food additivee Japan proposes to revise hypobromous acid water specifications Japan notifies WTO revision of pesticide registration system Japan Japan notifies WTO The revised residue standard of Monepantel Japan Japan notified WTO exemption of glyceryl caprylate Japan notified exemption of monocitrate and diglyceride List of regulated products Ukraine FAIRS report Vietnam FAIRS report Vietnam FAIRS report Americas-Central America Central American customs agencies postpone the adoption of new electronic cargo declarations On March 28, 2019, the Central American Council of Ministers for Economic Integration (COMIECO) approved No. 410- Resolution 2019 postponed the implementation of the Central American Single Declaration (DUCA) until May 7, 2019. [See Costa Rica Initially, COMIECO Resolution No. 409-2018 was passed on December 7, 2018. DUCA became effective on April 1, 2019, replacing Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\ WASDMS 8 Three documents: Central American Single Customs Form (FAUCA), International Land Customs Single Declaration of Transit Goods (DUT) and cargo declaration used in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama. El Salvador’s document date series and № Subject 05-03-19 DGA № 005-2019 Implementation of the Central American Declaration (DUCA) Panama Official Gazette The following documents of interest to international traders (except food safety standards) have been published in the Official Gazette – coverage period Numbers (Official Gazette-Numbers): Publication Date Title 04-04-19 COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES: Res. № 002 (02-04-19) Implementation of special agricultural safeguard measures for certain products under the US-Panama Free Trade Agreement 25-04-19 National Customs Administration: Resolution No. 119 (22-04-19) provides it A series of new virtual customs, in accordance with the procedures stipulated in Resolution 26-10-18 and Resolution 488, transferred non-nationalized goods through the official computer system of the national customs authority and other regulations. Americas-North America, Canada, Canada Revised US List Steel and Aluminum Reduction and exemption of countermeasures On April 15, 2019, the Ministry of Finance issued the revised "List of Reductions and Exemptions for Countermeasures such as Steel and Aluminum Imported from the United States." The latest changes to Schedule 3 of the U.S. Additional Tax Relief Order ("Reduction Order") were made in accordance with the Order No. 2019-1 Amending the U.S. Additional Tax Relief Order and became effective on April 15, 2019. In response to the additional tariffs imposed by the United States on Canadian steel and aluminum, the Canadian government has taken reciprocal countermeasures against steel and aluminum imported from the United States on July 1, 2018, in order to protect the competitiveness of companies affected by Canadian countermeasures. Announced:  Certain steel and aluminum products will be eligible for exemption from additional taxes paid or payable under the U.S. Additional Tax Order (steel and aluminum);  Certain other products will be eligible for exemption from additional taxes paid under the U.S. Additional Tax Order (other goods) Or additional taxes payable. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 9 The goods currently covered in Schedule 1, Schedule 2, Schedule 3, and Schedule 4 of the relief order are as follows.  For the goods in Schedule 1, an indefinite reduction or exemption will be granted to steel and aluminum products imported from the United States on or after July 1, 2018.  For goods in Schedule 2, a limited period of exemption will be granted from July 1, 2018 to April 30, 2019, which applies to steel and aluminum products imported from the United States.  For goods in Schedule 3. The reduction or exemption for steel and aluminum products imported from the United States is limited to specific listed importers, and is subject to applicable conditions for a specific period of time, as described in Schedule 3.  For the products in Schedule 4, for other products imported from the United States on or after July 1, 2018, an indefinite reduction or exemption will be granted in accordance with the applicable conditions specified in the reduction or exemption order. The latest changes to Schedule 3 of the Relief Order were made in accordance with the Order No. 2019-1 Amending the U.S. Additional Tax Relief Order and became effective on April 15, 2019. The changes to Schedule 3 of the relief order are shown in bold as follows, including: Amendments to items 124, 127, 128 to 130, 142, 144 to 200, and 209 to 219;  Added items 220 to 314. Please refer to the Ministry of Finance notice for the full timetable of the reduction and exemption order. Canada canceled safeguard measures for five types of steel on April 28. Customs Notice 18-17-The temporary safeguard measures imposed on certain steel products were revised on April 16, 2019 to reflect the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT). ) The findings in its report are after the investigation of safeguard measures for seven types of steel products [see below]. According to the provisions of the order implementing temporary safeguard measures, if CITT recommends final safeguard measures, the temporary safeguard measures shall be effective within 200 days from the effective date.  CITT has recommended final safeguard measures for the import of heavy plates and stainless steel wires; therefore, the temporary safeguard measures for these goods will remain in effect until May 12, 2019 (inclusive). According to Canadian law, if CITT does not recommend final safeguard measures, the provisional safeguard measures effectively take safeguard measures within 200 days from the date of implementation of the interim safeguard measures.  CITT does not recommend final safeguard measures for the import of concrete steel bars, energy pipe products, hot-rolled plates, color-coated steel and wire rods; therefore, the temporary safeguard measures for these goods will be effective until April 28, 2019 (inclusive) . The government is reviewing CITT’s recommendations and will issue further announcements in due course, including additional taxes on goods subject to temporary safeguard measures. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 10 Before the expiration of the temporary safeguard measures, importers must continue to obtain import licenses for certain goods or pay additional taxes for importing these products. CITT releases steel safeguard investigation report On April 4, 2019, the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT or the tribunal) issued its April 3 safeguard investigation report on the import of certain steel products [Investigation No. GC-2018-001]. CITT was ordered to conduct safeguard investigations on certain steel products imported into Canada. The categories of goods requested for quotation are: (1) thick plates, (2) concrete steel bars, (3) energy pipes; (4) hot rolled plates, (5) painted steel, (6) stainless steel wires, and (7) wire rods. The purpose of the investigation is to determine whether any of these commodities are imported into Canada in such increased quantities and conditions, which has become the main cause of serious harm or threat to domestic producers of such commodities. The order instructed the arbitral tribunal to consider Canada’s rights and obligations in international trade. The order stipulates that certain imported products are not included in the investigation of the arbitral tribunal-that is, imports from the United States, Israel and other Canada-Israel Free Trade Agreement (CIFTA) beneficiary countries, Chile and Mexico (except energy pipe products and wire rods) ). Rod from Mexico). The order requires the arbitral tribunal to make a separate decision on the subject goods originating from certain free trade agreement partners and importing from certain free trade agreement partners when it determines that imports have increased, severely damaged or threatened to increase. Specifically, the arbitral tribunal must determine whether the subject matter from Panama, Peru, Colombia, Honduras and the Republic of Korea (South Korea) is the main cause of serious injury or threat. The arbitral tribunal must also determine whether energy pipe products or wires originating in and imported from Mexico do not account for a significant portion of the total energy pipe products or wires imported, or whether they do not make a significant contribution to serious injury or the threat of serious injury. It also outlines the specific treatment of imports from countries enjoying General Preferential Tariff (GPT). The arbitration tribunal’s decisions and recommendations are as follows:  The arbitration tribunal believes that the import volume and conditions of heavy plates from relevant countries (except for goods originating in South Korea, Panama, Peru, Colombia and Honduras) have increased, which has caused serious damage to domestic industries. The main reason for the threat of damage, and it is recommended to take remedial measures in the form of tariff quota (TRQ) from the target country (except for originating goods in South Korea, Panama, Peru, Colombia, Honduras or other countries/regions) whose products meet the GPT processing conditions.  The arbitral tribunal held that although the import of concrete steel bars from relevant countries has increased significantly, this increase and the conditions for importing related steel bars have not caused serious damage, nor will it cause serious damage. It threatens to cause serious damage to domestic industries, and it is not recommended to take remedial measures for concrete reinforcement.  The arbitration tribunal believes that although energy tube products imported from relevant countries have increased significantly, this increase and the conditions for the subject energy tube products to be updated by Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 11 Imports have not caused serious harm to the domestic industry, nor the threat of serious harm. Therefore, it is not recommended to take remedial measures for energy tube products.  The arbitration tribunal held that the quantity of hot-rolled sheet, color-coated steel and wire rods imported from relevant countries has not increased to the extent that it causes or threatens to cause serious damage to the domestic industry. Considering that safeguard measures can only be applied when the number of imported products increases, the arbitral tribunal does not recommend remedial measures for hot-rolled sheet, color-coated steel and wire rod.  The arbitration tribunal believes that the import quantity and conditions of stainless steel wire imported from relevant countries (except products originating in South Korea, Panama, Peru, Colombia and Honduras) are increasing, which is the main reason for the threat. Caused serious damage to the domestic industry, and recommended remedial measures for stainless steel wire imported from sanctioned countries in the form of tariff quotas, but products originating in South Korea, Panama, Peru, Colombia, Honduras or products from countries eligible for GPT Exclude treatment. Other regulations and recommendations The following documents of interest to international traders have been published in the Canadian Gazette. (The sponsoring department, department or agency is also shown. N=Notice, PR=Proposed Regulations, R=Regulations, O=Order) Publication Date Title 04-03-19 Health: Amendment of Regulations Amendment of Regulations on Agriculture and Agri-food Regarding Pests The Administrative Currency Penalty Regulations (SOR/2019-70, March 13, 2019) that controls the Product Law and Regulations (fines and schedules) (R) Finance: Consumption Tax for the Marijuana Regulations. (SOR/2019-78, March. 26, 2019) (R) Finance: Regulations to amend certain cannabis products tax regulations (SOR/2019-77, Mar. 26, 2019) (R) Transportation: Amendments to the transportation of dangerous goods Regulations and regulations (containers are used for railway transportation of dangerous goods. (SOR/2019-75, Mar. 26, 2019) (R) 04-06-19 ENVIRONMENT/HEALTH: The eight substances specified in the phenol-formaldehyde resin group After screening and evaluation, the domestic substance list is announced (Canadian Environmental Protection Act, Article 77(1)) ection Act, 1999) (N) ENVIRONMENT/HEALTH: In the domestic substance list (Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, Article 77(1)) The eight substances specified in the used oil and re-refined oil group are announced after screening and evaluation (N) 04-13-19 Environment/Health: Issued after the screening and evaluation of three substances-Amitero, CAS RN 61-82-5, Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCC), CAS RN 2893-78-9 and Hexa(Methoxymethyl Melamine, CAS) RN 3089-11-0 — In the domestic substance list (Canada 1999 (N) specified in Article 68(b) and (c) or Article 77(1) of the Environmental Protection Act (N) Environment/Health: After screening and evaluation, the 21 substances specified in the domestic substance list are announced (Canadian Environmental Protection Act of 1999) Article 68(b) and (c) or Article 77(1)) (N) 04-17-19 Foreign Affairs: Amendment of Certain Permitted Orders Import and Export Licensing Law (SOR/2019-87, April 4, 2019) (O) Environment: Regulations (Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999) (SOR/2019-89, April 8, 2019) (R) Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 12 Publication Date Title Environment: According to the 1999 Canadian Environmental Protection Act (R) Environmental Amendment to the Regulation of Phosphorus Concentrations in Certain Cleaning Products (SOR/2019-90, April 8, 2019) Day): According to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (R) of 1999 to amend the Contaminated Fuel Regulations (SOR/2019-91, April 8, 2019)) According to the "Import and Export Licensing Act" (O) 04-20-19 Environment: Decree No. 2019-87-04-02, amending the non-domestic substance list (O) in accordance with Article 87(5) of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act 1999 After the screening and evaluation of the Diazodicarbonamide (CAS RN 123-77-3) specified in Article 77(1) of the Act, the controlled substances a nd Substances Act (Tramadol) is announced in accordance with the Controlled Substances Act (Tramadol). (PR) Health: Proposed Regulations (PR) to amend the Narcotics Control Regulations (Tramado) under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (PR) (PR) 04-27-19 Environment: Ministerial Condition No. 19823, in line with the Canadian Environmental Protection Act 1999 Article 84(1)(a)(N) [Benzoic acid, 2-benzoyl-methyl ester, Chemical Abstracts Service Registration No. 606-28-0] Environment/Health: The three substances in the fatty amide group The final decision is announced after the screening evaluation-13-docosenamide, (Z)-(erucamide), CAS RN 112-84-5, 9-octadecenamide, (Z)-(oleamide) , CAS RN 301-02-0 and isostearyl acid, the reaction product of tetraethylenepentamine (the reaction product of IODA and TEPA), CAS RN 68784-17-8 — List of domestic substances for environmental protection in Canada (Article 77(6)) specified in Act, 1999) (N) Environment/Health: Publish survey results and recommendations for substances-cyclohexane, 5-isocyanato-1-(isocyanato) Methyl)- 1,3,3-trimethyl-(isophorone diisocyanate; IPDI), CAS RN 4098-71-9 — In the domestic substance list (Canadian Environmental Protection Act 1999 Section 68(b) and (c) Paragraph) (N) Restrictive Measures The following documents are published on the Canadian Gazette or on the government website for import or export. Publication date Title 04-03-19 GLOBAL AFFAIRS: Regulations amending the Regulations on Special Economic Measures (Russia) (SOR/2019-71 (Mar. 15, 2019) (R) GLOBAL AFFAIRS: Regulations amending the Regulations on Special Economic Measures (Ukraine) (SOR/2019-72, Mar. 15, 2019) (R) CBSA advance ruling Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has strengthened advance ruling (tariff classification and origin) and national customs ruling plan by issuing a complete ruling. People agree on the CBSA website. Within the coverage of this update, CBSA has not issued any advance rulings. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 13 D-Memorandum and CNs Amendment Or cancel the following is a list of Canadian Border Services Agency D Memorandum, Customs Notice (CN) and other publications issued, revised or cancelled in the past month. (Date is given in yyyy/mm/dd format.) Date reference heading 04 -09-19 D2-5-13 (Revised) International to domestic connection process 04-16-19 CN 18-17 (Revised) Temporary safeguard measures for certain imported steel goods 04-24-19 D5-1-5 ( Revision) Damaged Mail 04-25-19 D2-5-12 (Revision) General Aviation and Private Vessel Telephone Report 04-26-19 D19-6-3 (Revision) Imported Energy-consuming Products 04-30-19 CN 18-19 (Revised) Cannabis Customs Excise Tax Procedure CN 19-06 Commercial Office Relocation, Halifax, NS Anti-dumping and Countervailing Duty Cases, please refer to the separate anti-dumping countervailing duty and safeguard measures investigation, order and review section below. MEXICO Diario Oficial以下国际贸易商感兴趣的文件发表在Diario Oficial de la Federacion 上： 注意：关于标准，仅列出那些似乎适用于国际贸易的标准。 （显示非官方英文译文。） 出版日期标题04-08-19经济：阿库尔多公布墨西哥合众国与哥伦比亚共和国自由贸易协定行政委员会第98 号决定，于2019 年2 月28 日通过经济：关于越南社会主义共和国将在全面和进步的跨太平洋联合条约框架内适用的认证计划的通知04-09-19 HACIENDA：修改2018 年杂项财政决议及其附件1 的第九项决议-一种。 [包括北部边境税收刺激措施] 04-10-19 修改一般进出口税法关税的法令、建立各种部门促进计划的法令、确定边境地区和北部边境地带一般进口税的法令以及《促进制造业、加工厂和出口服务业法令》[调整PROSEC 和IMMEX 法令，为Sec 制定了新的国家解释性说明。十一、增加纺织品和服装小标题并改变关税税率，包括边境地区] 04-10-19 修改进出口一般税法关税的法令和设立边境地区和边境地区一般进口税的法令北部边境地带[创建额外的鞋类副标题、第64 章的国家解释性说明，并更改关税税率，包括边境地区] 04-10-19 HACIENDA：修改2018 年杂项财政决议及其附件的第十项决议1- A、14、23、25 和25-Bis [包括必须贴在装有酒精饮料的容器上的标签和封条的安全特征，所需酒精饮料标签的数字印刷] 04-12-19 经济：呼吁参与2019 年国家出口奖。贝克麦坚时国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 14 出版日期标题04-15-19 经济：Acuerdo 披露了墨西哥合众国与阿根廷共和国签署的第55 号经济互补协议附录I 中的关税优惠巴西、巴拉圭共和国和乌拉圭东部共和国是南方共同市场（MERCOSUR）的缔约国。经济：Acuerdo 为南方共同市场与墨西哥合众国缔结的第55 号经济补充协定附录一“关于阿根廷和墨西哥之间汽车行业的贸易”提供了第六附加议定书。 04-18-19 经济：Acuerdo 修改了经济部长发布的对外贸易问题的一般性规则和标准04-19-19 经济：通知其最大配额的数量宣布2019 年3 月，在2018 年10 月1 日至2019 年9 月30 日期间向美利坚合众国出口糖。反倾销和反补贴税案件请参阅下面单独的反倾销反补贴税和保障措施调查、命令和审查部分。美国[关于以下美国部分的联邦登记表的说明：N=通知，FR=最终规则或命令，PR=拟议规则制定通知，AN=PR 提前通知，IR=临时规则或命令，TR=临时规则或命令，RFI/FRC= 信息/评论请求； H=听证会或会议； E=时间延长； C=校正； RO=重新开启评论期； W=提款。请注意：已举行的会议通常未列出。 ] 总统文件在过去一个月中，特朗普总统签署了以下与国际贸易或旅行、监管改革、国家安全、执法或相关活动有关的文件： 日期主题04-02-19 2019 年4 月1 日关于南苏丹继续国家紧急状态的通知04-03-19 2019 年3 月29 日总统许可证，授权TransCanada Keystone Pipeline, LP，建设、连接、运营和维护管道美国和加拿大之间国际边界的设施04-04-19 2019 年4 月1 日备忘录根据2015 年贸易便利化和贸易执法法案推迟提交小型企业报告04-11-19 2019 年4 月10 日通知索马里继续国家紧急状态* 2019 年4 月3 日关于打击假冒和盗版商品贩运的备忘录04-15-19 行政命令13867 2019 年4 月10 日- 签发美国国际边界设施和陆路运输通行证04-19-19* 关于美国常规武器转让政策的国家安全总统备忘录*) 尚未在联邦公报中公布.链接到Whitehouse.gov 总统宣布美国不会批准联合国武器条约在2019 年4 月26 日全国步枪协会大会上的演讲中，特朗普总统宣布美国不会批准联合国武器贸易贝克·麦肯齐国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 15 条约，并且他的政府将要求参议院在不采取行动的情况下归还该条约。美国于2013 年签署了该条约，但尚未得到参议院的批准。白宫发布了一份情况说明书，解释了这一决定。美国一直是该条约的最初提案国，该条约将要求缔约国对常规武器和零部件的进口、出口、过境、转运和中介活动进行监管。迄今为止，已有100 多个国家批准了该条约，另有34 个国家已签署但尚未批准。总统将关闭边境威胁推迟一年2019 年4 月4 日，特朗普总统在回答记者提问时对出席白宫机会与振兴委员会会议的记者和其他人士表示，他不会采取任何行动关闭美墨边境一年，看看墨西哥是否能阻止移民和毒品利用墨西哥到达美国。如果一年后情况没有改善，他将考虑对墨西哥产品征收关税——尤其是汽车。如果那行不通，他会的；关闭边界。白宫发布关于假冒和盗版商品的备忘录2019 年4 月3 日，特朗普总统发布了一份备忘录，指导关键联邦机构之间的协调，以打击假冒和盗版商品的贩运。该备忘录强调了知识产权的重要性，并宣布联邦政府将加大力度打击在线假冒交易。它指示国土安全部在210 天内提交报告，在报告中它必须： i.通过在线第三方市场分析有关假冒商品及其分销的可用数据，包括市场激励、来源以及支持后续政策建议的任何其他数据。 ii.评估第三方中介机构、联邦政府（尤其是《国防联邦采购条例补充》）和外国政府打击人口贩运的现有政策。三、建议更改联邦政府的数据收集做法。四、审查造假者的做法，并确定可以“大幅减少”盗版商品流动的行政和执法行动的变化。 v. 确定联邦政府可能向第三方市场和运营商提供的指南类型。六.确定将促进机构之间信息共享的行政和政策变化。七.审查政府资源并提供有关有效使用技术和加强与第三方中介机构合作以检测和起诉造假者的建议。我们预计该报告的公开版本将在提交后30 天内发布。值得注意的是，该备忘录针对几个政府实体，包括国防部长、司法部长、商务部长和美国贸易代表。这表明在国土安全部发布报告后可能采取广泛的行动。如果您有进一步的疑问，请随时联系我们的特约律师：Kevin M. O'Brien、Christine Streatfeild 和Victor Wang。 Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 16 总统将国家紧急状态延长至：索马里、南苏丹2019 年4 月11 日，联邦公报发布了2019 年4 月10 日总统通知，关于索马里的国家紧急状态继续延长，延长13536 号行政命令(EO)（2019 年4 月12 日）首次宣布国家紧急状态，以应对由安全局势恶化和索马里的暴力、索马里沿海的海盗和海上武装抢劫行为（这些行为已成为联合国安理会决议（UNSCR）的主题），以及违反联合国安理会实施的武器禁运的行为。由于额外的联合国安理会决议，在EO 13620（2012 年7 月20 日）中采取了额外措施，并解决： 索马里木炭的出口，这为青年党带来了可观的收入；挪用索马里公共资产；以及对索马里平民实施的某些暴力行为。国家紧急状态正在延长，因为索马里局势继续对美国的国家安全和外交政策构成非同寻常的威胁。 2019 年4 月2 日，联邦公报发布了2019 年4 月1 日关于南苏丹的国家紧急状态继续的总统通知，将EO 13664（2014 年4 月3 日）中首次宣布的国家紧急状态再延长一年，以处理南苏丹境内和与南苏丹有关的局势对美国的国家安全和外交政策构成了不寻常和非同寻常的威胁，其特点是活动威胁到南苏丹及周边地区的和平、安全或稳定包括广泛的暴力和暴行、侵犯人权、招募和使用儿童兵、袭击维和人员以及阻碍人道主义行动。由于南苏丹境内和与之相关的局势继续对美国的国家安全和外交政策构成不寻常和非同寻常的威胁，国家紧急状态正在延长。 USTR 放弃对澳大利亚符合条件的产品和供应商的歧视性采购要求2019 年4 月29 日，美国贸易代表办公室(USTR) 在联邦公报中发布通知称，美国已同意放弃对符合条件的澳大利亚产品和供应商的歧视性采购要求。澳大利亚的产品和供应商从2019 年5 月5 日开始。 2018 年10 月17 日，WTO 政府采购委员会批准澳大利亚加入WTO 政府采购协议（GPA）。澳大利亚于2019 年4 月5 日向世贸组织秘书长提交了加入书。 GPA 将于2019 年5 月5 日对澳大利亚生效。同时也是GPA 缔约方的美国已同意放弃从2019 年5 月5 日开始，对澳大利亚合格产品和供应商的歧视性采购要求。 301 产品排除2019 年4 月18 日，美国贸易代表办公室。 (USTR) 在联邦公报中发布了产品排除通知。这是第一次（2018 年7 月6 日）对年贸易额约340 亿美元的中国商品征收25% 额外关税的第三组产品排除，作为对中国行为的301 调查行动的一部分，与技术转让、知识产权和创新相关的政策和实践。在Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 2018 年12 月17 日和2019 年3 月，美国贸易代表办公室批准了之前的两组排除请求。本通知宣布USTR 决定批准本通知附件中规定的额外排除请求。 USTR 将继续定期发布有关待决请求的决定。正如通知的附件中所述，排除情况反映在21 份专门准备的产品说明中，其中涵盖了348 项单独的排除请求。根据7 月11 日的通知，排除适用于任何符合附件中描述的产品，无论进口商是否提交了排除请求。此外，每个排除的范围均受本通知附件中产品说明的范围管辖，而不是任何特定排除请求中规定的产品说明。 A 段(3) – (5) 项是对美国协调关税表(HTSUS) 的符合性修订，反映了通知附件所做的修改。为了澄清对HTSUS 的定期修订，附件的B 和C 段将文本修改为美国注释20(i)(6) 和20(i)(7) 到HTSUS 章节99 5 的第三章，如在84 Fed 发布的通知附件中所述。注册。 11152（2019 年3 月25 日）。本通知附件的D 段更正了HTSUS 第99 章第III 分章的美国注释20(i)(24) 中的一个印刷错误，如在84 Fed 发布的通知附件中所述。注册。 11152（2019 年3 月25 日）。正如7 月11 日通知中所述，排除条款将自340 亿美元诉讼的2018 年7 月6 日生效之日起适用，并在排除通知发布后延长一年。美国海关和边境保护局(CBP) 将发布有关入境指南和实施的说明。希望检查其排除请求状态的利益相关者应检查USTR 的初始340 亿美元产品排除请求和审查状态电子表格的贸易行动指数，该电子表格每周更新。美国贸易代表办公室针对欧盟飞机补贴提出反制[更新至4月8日文章下方] 2019年4月12日，美国贸易代表办公室在联邦公报上发布了启动调查、听证和征求意见的通知[摘要No. USTR-2019-0003] 关于在世界贸易组织(WTO) 与欧盟(EU) 和某些欧盟成员国针对欧盟对大型民用飞机的补贴的争端中行使美国权利。美国贸易代表办公室提出裁定，欧盟和某些成员国剥夺了美国在WTO 协议下的权利，未能执行WTO 争端解决机构的建议。 USTR 提议根据经修订的1974 年贸易法第301 节采取行动，以对欧盟或某些成员国的产品征收额外关税的形式，从联邦公报通知所附的初步清单中提取。跨部门的301 条款委员会正在征求公众意见，并将就拟议的决定举行公开听证会。初步清单附件有两部分。如果第1 节中列举和描述的产品是以下四个欧盟成员国中的任何一个成员国的产品，则将考虑征收额外的进口关税：法国、德国、西班牙或英国。第1 部分清单涵盖了标题8802 和8803 中的某些民用直升机、飞机、飞机组件和零件。 Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 18 通知附件第2 节中列举和描述的产品如果是欧盟28 个成员国中任何一个成员国的产品，则将被考虑征收额外的进口关税。该清单非常广泛，涵盖从品目0303 中的项目到品目9603 中的项目的产品[参见下面文章中的示例]。为确保得到考虑，以下时间表适用： 2019 年5 月6 日：提交出席公开听证会和证词摘要的请求的截止日期。 2019 年5 月15 日：301 条款委员会将于2019 年5 月28 日上午9:30 在美国国际贸易委员会主听证室举行公开听证会，地址为500 E Street SW, Washington, DC 20436：提交截止日期书面意见，包括听证会后的反驳意见。 ITC 发布关于美国-墨西哥-加拿大贸易协定对美国就业和工业部门影响的报告2019 年4 月18 日，美国国际贸易委员会(ITC) 发布了379 页的报告《美国-墨西哥-加拿大贸易协定：可能对美国就业和工业部门的影响》美国经济和特定工业部门[Inv. TPA 105-003，酒吧。 No. 4889]，根据2015 年两党国会贸易优先权和责任法案第105(c) 条的要求（标题I，Pub. L. 114-26；129 Stat. 320）。报告的重点包含在执行摘要中，其中指出（强调与原文相同）： 委员会结合使用详细的定量和定性行业分析以及全经济范围的可计算一般均衡模型来评估USMCA 关于美国经济和工业部门。该模型估计，如果全面实施和执行，USMCA 将对美国实际GDP 和就业产生积极影响。该协议中对美国经济影响最显着的要素包括：(1) 减少数字贸易政策不确定性的条款，以及(2) 适用于汽车行业的某些新原产地规则。许多部门，尤其是服务行业的利益相关者感兴趣的是USMCA 新的国际数据传输规定，包括在很大程度上禁止强制本地化计算设施和限制跨境数据流动的规定。行业代表认为，就改变跨行业某些贸易规则而言，这些条款是该协议的关键方面，尤其是考虑到北美自由贸易协定(NAFTA) 中缺乏类似条款。由于NAFTA 已经取消了大多数符合条件的商品的关税并大幅减少了非关税措施，因此USMCA 的重点是减少对贸易和美国经济的剩余非关税措施；解决影响贸易的其他问题，例如工人的权利；协调各国之间的法规；并阻止某些潜在的未来贸易和投资壁垒。 USMCA 将通过增加区域价值含量(RVC) 要求和增加其他要求来加强和增加汽车行业原产地规则要求的复杂性。 USMCA 的要求估计会增加美国汽车零部件的产量和该行业的就业，但也会导致美国汽车价格小幅上涨和汽车消费小幅下降。该协议将确立开放数据流的承诺，这将对依赖国际数据传输的广​​泛行业产生积极影响。 USMCA 将缩小投资者与国家争端解决(ISDS) 机制的范围，根据建模结果，这一变化将减少美国在墨西哥的投资，并导致美国国内投资和贝克麦坚时国际贸易合规更新的小幅增加| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 19 制造业和采矿业的产出。该协议如果得到执行，将加强劳工标准和权利，包括与墨西哥集体谈判有关的标准和权利，这将促进该国更高的工资和更好的劳动条件。新的知识产权条款将加强对依赖知识产权的美国公司的保护。据估计，这些变化将增加美国在某些行业的贸易。委员会的模型估计，USMCA 将使美国实际GDP 增加682 亿美元（0.35%），美国就业机会增加176,000 个（0.12%）。该模型估计，USMCA 可能会对美国与USMCA 合作伙伴和世界其他地区的贸易产生积极影响。美国对加拿大和墨西哥的出口将分别增加191 亿美元（5.9%）和142 亿美元（6.7%）。美国从加拿大和墨西哥的进口将分别增加191 亿美元（4.8%）和124 亿美元（3.8%）。该模型估计，该协议可能会对美国经济中的所有广泛行业产生积极影响。制造业在产出、出口、工资和就业方面的增长百分比最大，而从绝对值来看，服务业在产出和就业方面的增长幅度最大。 ITC 寻求对协调制度命名法进行可能的修改2019 年4 月3 日，美国国际贸易委员会(ITC) 在联邦公报中发布了一项提案请求[Docket No. 1210-007]，以修改国际商品名称和编码协调制度（协调制度或HS）与世界海关组织（WCO）的第七次审查周期有关，以期使协调制度与技术和贸易模式的变化保持同步。这些提案将由委员会、美国海关和边境保护局(CBP) 以及美国商务部、人口普查局(Census) 进行审查，以供美国政府向比利时布鲁塞尔的WCO 提交。委员会正在寻求对国际协调制度（章节和章节注释，以及4 位数标题和6 位数副标题的文本）进行具体修改的提案，这些内容将描述新产品或技术，修改或消除不明确或过时的类别，或否则推进HS 公约规定的目标。作为本次审查的一部分，委员会不会考虑对美国国家级规定（包括附加美国注释、8 位副标题、10 位统计注释和关税税率）进行修改的提案。相关方、协会和政府机构应提交对HS 的拟议修订的具体语言，以及适当的描述性评论，并在可获得的范围内提供相关的贸易数据。美国实施国际HS的变化旨在实现关税中性。作为审查的一部分，委员会特别邀请有关以下事项的建议： - 删除贸易量低的HS 标题或副标题； - 创建单独的4 位数字标题或6 位副标题，以识别在国际贸易中重要但未适当分类的产品类型； - HS 的简化，无论是通过修改条款以提高清晰度还是删除难以管理的条款；和/或 提出其他改进产品分类的建议，尤其是那些从美国出口的产品，或有助于HS的管理和更统一的国际货物分类。 Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 20 建议提交截止日期：2020 年3 月31 日。 ITC 调查和通知ITC 发起(I)、终止(T)、请求信息或评论(RFC)、发布报告(R)、或安排关于以下调查（337 和反倾销、反补贴税或保障措施除外）的听证会(H) 或本月发布的通知：（单击调查标题可从联邦公报通知或ITC 新闻稿中获取详细信息）调查。编号和标题332-503 获得的进口津贴计划：评估来自多米尼加共和国的某些服装计划的有效性，第十次年度审查(N/RFC) 杂项关税法案申请系统- 提议的信息收集；评论请求；杂项关税法案请愿书提交和意见表[案卷编号MISC034] (N) Inv. 332-227 加勒比盆地经济复苏法案：对美国工业和消费者以及受益国的影响(H/RFC, R) [第24 次报告] Inv.编号TPA-105-003 美国-墨西哥-加拿大协议：可能对美国经济和特定行业部门（R）的影响[USITC Pub.第4889 号] FDA 和CBP 签署协议以改善公共健康和安全请参阅下面FDA 部分中的文章。 CBP 收到国内利益相关方的请愿书2019 年4 月3 日，美国海关和边境保护局(CBP) 在联邦公报中发布了一份通知[卷号：USCBP-2019-0012]，表示它已收到代表国内相关方提交的请愿书利害关系方要求根据美国协调关税表(HTSUS) 对来自英国和德国的某些特殊钢型材进行重新分类，这些型材进口用于制造叉车桅杆或车厢。在日期为2018 年2 月8 日的纽约裁决书(NY) N293371 中，CBP 将小标题8431.20.00、HTSUS 下的钢特殊型材归类为仅适用于或主要用于叉车的零件。申请人辩称，根据其进口情况和进口后需要进行的加工，特殊钢型材应归入子目7216.50.00，HTSUS，为热轧非合金钢型材型材。请愿人进一步辩称，该裁决的结果是，这些产品避免对2018 年3 月8 日第9705 号总统公告根据第232 条征收的钢铁附加关税。 CBP 文件就当前的正确性征求意见分类。评论必须在2019 年5 月3 日或之前收到。 CBP 公布季度利率2019 年4 月2 日，美国海关和边境保护局(CBP) 在联邦公报中发布了一般通知，告知公众国税局的季度利率用于计算逾期账户利息（少付）和关税退款（多付）的利率将与上一季度保持一致。对于从2019 年4 月1 日开始的日历季度，公司和非公司的多付利率为5%，非公司为6%，公司和非公司的少付利率均为6%。本通知已发布Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 21 以方便进口公众和美国海关和边境保护局人员。本通知中公布的费率自2019 年4 月1 日起适用。其他DHS 和CBP 联邦公报文件上述未讨论的以下文件由国土安全部或CBP 在联邦公报中公布。 [请注意，批准的计量器和实验室的多个列表反映了不同的地点和/或产品。 ] FR 日期主题04-05-19 DHS-CBP/海岸警卫队/ICE/TSA：通货膨胀的民事罚款调整04-08-19 DHS ：希腊旅行授权有效期电子系统[至2 年] (N) CBP：机构信息收集活动：行政裁决[OMB 控制编号：1651-0085] (N) 04-26-19 CBP：机构信息收集活动: 渔船保税仓库和使用证书的撤回申请[OMB 控制号：1651-0092] (N) [CBP 表格5125] CBP 发布关于提交第三组Sec 的说明。 301 排除（第1 批） 2019 年4 月19 日，CBP 发布了CSMS#19-000212 - 提交第301 条关税排除的第三组产品的进口。它指出： 背景：2019 年4 月18 日，美国贸易代表发布了联邦公报公告84 FR 16310，宣布决定批准第三轮某些排除请求，免除根据301 调查对来自中国的商品征收的25% 关税（第1 期）。本通知中宣布的产品除外条款自2018 年7 月6 日生效之日起适用，并将在本通知发布后延长一年。无论进口商是否提交了排除请求，这些排除适用于符合联邦登记公告84 FR 16310 附件中描述的任何产品。此外，每个排除的范围由附件中的10 位标题和产品说明的范围控制，而不是由任何特定排除请求中列出的产品说明控制。自2019 年4 月18 日起，自动化商业环境(ACE) 中提供了接受第301 条关税排除的第三轮产品的功能。提交受产品排除项约束的条目的说明：有关向CBP 提交包含产品的条目的说明美国贸易代表办公室在联邦公报公告84 FR 16310 中授予的第301 条措施排除如下：除了报告美国统一关税表(HTSUS) 的常规第84、85 和90 章分类外，进口商品，进口商应报告受排除的进口商品的HTSUS 分类9903.88.07（本分章美国注释20(j) 中规定的中国产品，每个都包含在美国贸易代表授予的排除范围内）。提交HTS 9903.88.07 时，请勿提交对应的第99 章HTS 编号作为第301 节职责。附加信息：Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 22 美国贸易代表办公室授予的关税豁免对进口追溯至2018 年7 月6 日的初始生效日期。如需对美国贸易代表办公室授予的先前进口的免税产品申请行政退款，进口商可遵循相同的入境申报如上所述，在未清算分录汇总上提交汇总后更正(PSC) 的说明。如果条目摘要在PSC 填写之前清算，进口商可以提出抗议。提醒：在提交进口商品中声明了第99 章中的标题或副标题的条目摘要时，请参阅CSMS 18-000657（ACE 中多个HTS 的条目摘要顺序报告）。已被授予产品排除在301 条款措施之外且不受301 条款关税约束的进口不受301 条款联邦公报通知的对外贸易区(FTZ) 条款的约束，而是受19 CFR 第146 部分中的FTZ 规定。有关更多信息，请参阅2019 年3 月25 日联邦公报通知。进口社区就涉及产品排除编号的ACE 入境拒绝提出的问题应提交给他们的CBP 客户代表。与第301 条条目备案要求相关的问题应通过电子邮件发送至[电子邮件保护]。 CBP 发布ITRAC 向ACE 信息的过渡2019 年4 月29 日，CBP 发布了CSMS 19-000223 进口商贸易活动(ITRAC) 数据向ACE 报告的过渡- 信息通知。 CSMS 链接到CBP ACE 信息通知- 进口商贸易活动数据向ACE 报告的过渡- 2019 年4 月，其中解释了ITRAC 过渡并显示了在过渡期内哪些数据和服务可用，哪些不可用。 CBP 裁决的撤销或修改请参阅下面的单独部分。 CSMS 消息以下CBP 货运系统消息服务(CSMS) 通知是在本更新涵盖的期间内发布的。以下不包括已经发生的ACE 中断或延迟以及已解决的问题。日期CSMS# Title 04-01-19 19-000171 ACE PRODUCTION 5106 进口商账户部署，2019 年4 月2 日星期二@0500ET 04-02-19 19-000172 2019 程序和要求：实施CBMA 更新193-00 协调时间表) 1905 创建于2019 年4 月1 日19-000174 更新了5106 (TP/TT) CATAIR 和错误词典19-000175 提醒：账户管理(AM) Universe 将于2019 年4 月4 日星期四04-03-19 19- 000176 提醒：关于发布摘要更正和抗议的对账政策19-000177 更新的ABI 软件供应商列表19-000178 ACE PRODUCTION 货物发布部署，2019 年4 月4 日星期四@0500ET 19-000179 密码重置帐户说明和帐户提示19-000180 ACE 认证部署，2019 年4 月4 日星期四@ 0600 ET 04-04-19 19-000181 贸易网络研讨会- 2019 年CBMA 的程序和要求19-000182 收集草案CATAIR 更新麦肯兹国际合规分会发布2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 23 日期CSMS# 标题04-05-19 19-000183 NMFS 规则更新：指定的官方清单和受理证明表04-09-19 19-000185 跨多个卡车拆分装运的问题04 -10-19 19-000187 更新的ACE 开发和部署时间表发布到CBP.gov/ACE 19-000188 ACE 生产5106-进口商部署，星期四4/11/2019 @0500ET 19-000189 丹佛港关闭，2019 年4 月星期三04-15-19 19-000191 更新的缺点CATAIR 发布在CBP.GOV 04-16-19 19-000192 更新：访问清算、暂停和延期公告的官方通知的问题[在此处查看状态文件] 04-17-19 19- 000194 更新：提交第232 节产品排除：2018 年过期HTS 19-000195 新标准报告将于19 年4 月18 日向进口商和经纪商ACE 账户用户提供ACE 用户更容易访问交易数据[参见ITRAC_Transition_Overview.pdf] 04-18-19 19- 00 0198 协调系统更新(HSU) 1906 于2019 年4 月18 日创建19-000199 FDA 新的CBER 产品代码和同义词19-000200 ACE 门户问题19-000201 更新：ACE 门户不可用； Manifest 和Inbond EDI 处理也受到影响19-000202 Reconciliation Filing-Free Trade Agreements (FTA) 19-000203 提醒：对账政策和处理19-000204 ACE Portal 问题期间的停机程序19-000205 新的Center ID 报告现在可用于ACE 报告19 -000206 对来自中国的商品的产品排除于19 年4 月18 日生效19-000207 更新：影响ACE 门户和舱单处理的ACE 问题04-19-19 19-000208 已解决- 对来自中国的商品的产品排除于19 年4 月18 日生效19 -000209 已解决：无法访问清算、暂停、延期公告的官方通知19-000211 抗议和非ABI（纸质）条目的CBMA 文件命名约定19-000212 提交第302 节关税042 中排除的第三组产品的进口-19 19-000213 FDA 停机时间4/27/19 11 PM 东部至4/28/19 2 AM 东部04-23-19 19-000214 ACE 5106-Importer 生产部署，今天上午，2019 年4 月23 日04-24 19 19-000216 Bond Universe 和REV-001 Re进口商和担保人现在可以在ACE 报告中使用端口04-26-19 19-000218 提醒：FDA 停机时间19 年4 月27 日东部时间晚上11 点到19 年4 月28 日东部时间凌晨2 点东部时间19-000220 ACE 认证部署，周六。 2019 年4 月27 日@ 2230 19-000221 更新到AESTIR 附录O – DDTC ITAR 豁免代码19-000222 条目摘要类型01、02 和06 的核对标记04-29-19 19-00023 进口商的Transitioner Tradeer ACE 报告数据- 信息通知19-000224 更新了AE CATAIR（合并快递文件）和更新的ACE 错误词典19-000225 影响多个贸易伙伴的MQ 问题19-000226 已解决：影响多个贸易伙伴的MQ 问题04-30-19 19- 000227 更新：CSMS# 19-000222-条目摘要类型01、02 和06 的核对标记问题Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 24 个外贸区以下文件由外贸区委员会在联邦公报中公布： FR 日期文件04-01-19 外贸区47-肯塔基州布恩县；拟议生产活动的通知； BWF America, Inc.（纺织/毛毡过滤袋和其他工业用过滤产品），肯塔基州希伯伦[B–18–2019] 04-03-19 外贸区249—佛罗里达州彭萨科拉；拟议生产活动的通知； GE Renewables North America, LLC（风力涡轮机短舱、轮毂和传动系统）；佛罗里达州彭萨科拉[B-19-2019] 04-05-19 外贸区78 – 田纳西州纳什维尔；生产活动的授权； Calsonic Kansei North America（汽车零部件），田纳西州谢尔比维尔和刘易斯堡[B-65-2018] 外贸区238 – 弗吉尼亚州都柏林；拟议生产活动的通知； EBI, LLC（床垫和沙发），弗吉尼亚州丹维尔[B-07-2019] 外贸区168 – 德克萨斯州达拉斯/沃斯堡；拟议生产活动的通知；三星电子美国公司（手机和平板电脑包装），德克萨斯州科佩尔[B-20-2019] 04-08-19 批准扩展分区状态； Tesla, Inc., Livermore, California [S-15-2019] 外贸区158 – 密西西比州杰克逊；生产活动的授权； Calsonic Kansei North America (Automotive Parts), Canton, Mississippi [B-67-2018] 外贸区23 – 纽约州布法罗；生产活动的授权； Panasonic Eco Solutions Solar New York America, Subzone 23E (Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Cells), Buffalo, New York [B–68–2018] 04-09-19 外贸区136 – 佛罗里达州布里瓦德县；拟议生产活动的通知； Airbus OneWeb Satellites, LLC（卫星和卫星系统）；佛罗里达州梅里特岛[B-22-2019] 外贸区291 – 路易斯安那州卡梅伦教区；拟议生产活动的通知； Cheniere Energy Partners, LP（液化天然气），路易斯安那州卡梅伦[B-21-2019] 外贸区281 – 佛罗里达州迈阿密；分区申请； GDI Technology, Inc., Miami, Florida [S-50-2019] 04-16-19 批准分区状态； WPG Americas Inc., Southaven, Mississippi [S–23–2019] 外贸区122—德克萨斯州科珀斯克里斯蒂市；生产活动的授权； Gulf Coast Growth Ventures LLC（乙烯、聚乙烯和单乙二醇及相关联产品），德克萨斯州圣帕特里西奥县[B– 72–2018] 对外贸易区38——南卡罗来纳州芒特普莱森特；拟议生产活动的通知； Electrolux Home Products, Inc.（电器），南卡罗来纳州安德森[B–23–2019] 04-17-19 外贸区116 -- 德克萨斯州亚瑟港；扩建申请[B-24-2019] 04-18-19 外贸区80——德克萨斯州圣安东尼奥；拟议生产活动的通知CGT US, Ltd.（聚氯乙烯(PVC) 涂层装饰织物覆盖材料）德克萨斯州新布朗费尔斯[B-25-2019] 对外贸易区167 – 威斯康星州格林湾；拟议生产活动通知ProAmpac Holdings, Inc.（柔性包装应用）威斯康星州尼娜和阿普尔顿[B-26-2019] 外贸区124 - 路易斯安那州格拉梅西；申请Subzone Offshore Energy Services, Inc. Broussard, Louisiana [B-27-2019] Sub zone Expansion 的批准；世伟洛克公司俄亥俄州拉文纳[S-21-2019] 04-19-19 外贸区52—纽约州萨福克；生产活动的授权； LNK International, Inc. (Pharmaceutical Products), Hauppauge, New York [B-70-2018] Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 25 FR 日期文件外贸区230—北卡罗来纳州格林斯博罗；生产活动的授权； Patheon Softgels (Pharmaceutical Products), High Point, North Carolina [B-71-2018] 04-26-19 Subzone 279A 扩建批准； Thoma-Sea Marine Constructors, LLC，路易斯安那州Houma 和Lockport [S-29-2019] 04-29-19 次区域状态的批准； Lexmark International, Inc., Longmont, Colorado [S-35-2019] 04-30-19 外贸区18 – San Jose, California 生产活动授权Bloom Energy Corporation（商业燃料电池和相关子组件） Sunnyvale 和Mountain View , 加利福尼亚州[B-74-2018] 外贸区87 – 路易斯安那州查尔斯湖；生产活动授权Driftwood LNG, LLC（液化天然气加工）硫磺，路易斯安那州[B-75-2018] 国防部禁止采购某些磁铁和钨2019 年4 月30 日，美国国防部《国防采购条例系统》发表于联邦公报临时规则[Docket DARS-2019-0016] 修改国防联邦采购条例补充(DFARS)，以实施2019 财年国防授权法案中禁止从朝鲜采购某些磁铁和钨的部分，中国、俄罗斯和伊朗。 NRC 澄清核设施、设备和非核材料的出口报告2019 年4 月2 日，核管理委员会(NRC) 在联邦公报中发布了一份文件[NRC-2018-0113]，声明它正在发布监管问题摘要(RIS) 2019-01，“核设施、设备和非核材料出口报告要求的澄清”。本RIS 旨在澄清某些核设施、设备和非核材料出口的报告要求。材料。 NRC 的法规部分规定，在上一季度根据一般或特定许可证出口核设施、设备和某些非核材料的许可证持有者必须在每个季度的1 月15 日、4 月15 日、7 月15 日和10 月15 日之前提交报告。 DOC/NRC 表格AP-M 或AP 13 以及相关表格上的年份。 RIS 包含与此报告要求相关的信息，并阐明季度报告要求是对NRC 法规中单独的年度报告要求的补充，而不是被其排除。在2018 年6 月8 日发表评论机会（83 Fed. Reg.The review and evaluation submitted at the time of 26611) and the resulting changes to the RIS were discussed in the ADAMS public memorandum, with the accession number ML18269A255. RIS became effective on April 2, 2019. OFAC issues sanctions on foreign interference in US elections On April 29, 2019, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued a final rule in the Federal Register, adding regulations for the implementation of administrative enforcement. Order No. 13848 of September 12, 2018. OFAC is issuing the "Foreign Interference in U.S. Election Sanctions Regulations," 31 CFR Part 579 (the "Regulations") to implement EO 13848 under the powers granted to the Secretary of the Treasury in EO 13848. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 26 The Regulations are currently being issued in abbreviated form to provide immediate guidance to the public. OFAC intends to supplement Section 579 with a more comprehensive set of regulations, which may include additional explanatory and defining guidelines, general licensing and licensing policy statements. When OFAC supplements Section 579 with a more comprehensive set of regulations, the appendix to the regulations will be deleted. The United States will not reissue sanctions exemptions for countries that import Iranian oil. On April 22, 2019, the Trump administration announced that the U.S. government will no longer issue major emission reduction exceptions that allow energy companies in China, India, Italy, Greece, and Japan. (SRE), South Korea, Taiwan, and Turkey purchase Iranian oil without relevant US sanctions. The current exemption will expire on May 2, 2019. The Trump administration issued the SRE on November 5, 2018, while re-imposing sanctions against Iran, as described in our previous blog post. According to Article 1245(d) of the National Defense Authorization, SRE is exempt from sanctions, otherwise it will impose sanctions on non-US financial institutions that conduct or facilitate major transactions related to the purchase of Iranian oil or petroleum products with the Central Bank of Iran. Fiscal Year 2012 Act (NDAA 2012) . Article 1245(d) of the 2012 NDAA stipulates that these sanctions can be an exception if the president determines that the country with primary jurisdiction over financial institutions has “significantly reduced” the crude oil purchased from Iran. Funds from SRE exempt transactions must be kept in the account of the SRE country and can only be used for bilateral trade or the purchase of humanitarian goods between Iran and the SRE country. Pursuant to Executive Order No. 13846 of August 6, 2018, sanctions against non-U.S. persons involved in any major transaction of purchasing, acquiring, selling, transporting or marketing petroleum or petroleum products from Iran do not apply to an SRE country. The Trump administration issued the current SRE to countries that are believed to have significantly reduced their purchases of Iranian crude oil in the six months prior to November 2018. Iran’s nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs. Currently, India, China, South Korea, Japan and Turkey continue to import large quantities of Iranian oil. After designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organization, the Trump administration has recently increased economic pressure on Iran and decided not to reissue SRE, which is discussed in our blog post. If you have any questions, please contact the authors Terence Gilroy, Alexandre (Alex) Lamy and Callie Lefevre, or any member of the U.S. Foreign Trade Group with whom you normally work. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 27 The Trump administration terminated the suspension of Helms-Burton’s Title III and imposed additional restrictions on Cuba. On April 17, 2019, the Trump administration announced several This decision marked a major change in U.S. policy towards Cuba, most notably through announcing that the U.S. will no longer suspend Chapter 3 of the 1996 LIBERTAD Act (also known as the Helms-Burton Act). Chapter 3 of the Helms-Burton Act authorizes U.S. nationals who once owned commercial property expropriated by the Cuban government after the communist revolution in 1959 (including Cubans who later became U.S. nationals) to sue in U.S. courts against any People (including non-U.S. citizens) file a lawsuit. The company) may be "selling" the property. As far as Title III is concerned, if someone “trades” confiscated property knowingly and deliberately, without the authorization of any U.S. national who owns the property: 1. Sale, transfer, distribution, distribution, agency , Manage, or otherwise dispose of confiscated property, or purchase, lease, receive, own, control, manage, use, or otherwise obtain or hold the rights and interests of confiscated property; 2. Use confiscated property or otherwise benefit from confiscation The property is engaged in commercial activities; or 3. It is caused, directed, participated in, participated in, or sold in other ways by or through others. Although the definition of "trafficking" is very broad, it does not include the provision of international telecommunications services to Cuba, legal transactions to Cuba, or transactions between Cuban citizens and residents who are not Cuban citizens. Officials of the Cuban government or Cuban ruling party. Article 3 generally does not authorize litigation against real estate used for residential purposes. The purpose of the third chapter is to effectively prevent investment in Cuba by threatening investors that they may file a lawsuit for trafficking in confiscated property. The potential scope of the third lawsuit is wide. It includes potential litigation related to nearly 6,000 confiscated property claims "certified" by the Foreign Claims Resolution Committee (FCSC) of the Ministry of Justice under its now-closed Cuban program. The State Department estimates that the total value of these claims is approximately US$8 billion in interest. . The FCSC's proof of the claim constitutes the final proof of ownership in the Title III litigation. The scope of potential Title III litigation also includes those related to "uncertified" property claims that are held by US nationals but not certified by the FCSC. The State Department estimated that there could be between 75,000 and 200,000 such unsubstantiated claims in 1996, and today it is estimated that these claims may be worth tens of billions of dollars. Since its adoption in 1996, every U.S. government has allowed Article 3 causes of action to arise, but has suspended the right to file a lawsuit under Article 3 for six consecutive months. Until February 1, 2019, the Trump administration suspended the The right to file a Title III lawsuit within 45 days. On March 4, 2019, Secretary of State Pompeo announced the extension of the suspension period to April 17, 2019, but this does not apply to Cuban entities and sub-entities in the State Department’s restricted entities and affiliated entities list. After March 29, 2019 with Cuba ("Cuban Restricted List", available here). Check out our previous blog post about this development here. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 28 Finally, on April 17, 2019, the Trump administration announced that as of May 2, 2019, it will no longer be suspended under Title III The right to file a lawsuit. In addition, the government also announced:  Continue to implement Chapter 4 of the Helms-Burton Act, which has never been suspended, and stipulates that non-Americans who sell confiscated property are prohibited from entering the United States and the rights claimed by U.S. nationals;  Five entities owned by the Cuban military were added to the Cuban restricted list, which was subsequently updated on April 24, 2019 to include the following:  Santa Isabel Hotel  Varadero El Caney Hotel  Melia Marina Bar Ladro Apartments  Aerogaviota  Diving Center – Marina Gaviota;  Maximum remittance to Cuba;  Prohibition of US dollar transactions with Cuba through third-party financial institutions;  Restrictions on non-family travel in Cuba. Except for the addition to Cuba’s restricted list, the details of these changes have not yet been clarified or implemented. European Union Blockade Regulations and Helms-Burton Due to concerns about the extraterritoriality of the Helms-Burton clause, the European Union implemented Regulation No. 2271/96 ("Blockade Regulations") in 1996 shortly after the promulgation of the Helms-Burton Act. pass through. At a high level, the blockade regulations prohibit direct and indirect compliance with certain extraterritorial laws specified in the annex to the regulations. This annex includes Title III. Different EU member states have different penalties for violating the "Blockade Regulations". For example, in the United Kingdom, compliance with blocked US sanctions, including the Helms-Burton Act, is a criminal offence and may result in unlimited fines for prosecution. In some EU member states, only administrative penalties can be imposed. In general, in all EU member states, the enforcement of any violation of the embargo regulations is very limited. We are not aware of any convictions for violating the blockade regulations. It’s also worth noting that contract terms seeking to comply with blocked U.S. sanctions (and therefore violating blocking regulations) are likely to be considered unenforceable. In addition to the sanctions imposed on Cuba by the United States, the embargo regulations also attempt to offset the impact of certain sanctions on Iran. Please see our previous blog entries on the operation of blocking regulations in this context here and here. Canadian Foreign Extraterritorial Measures Act and Helms-Burton Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 29 On October 9, 1992, Canada issued the 1992 Foreign Extraterritorial Measures Act under the Foreign Extraterritorial Measures Act (FEMA) (United States) Order ("Order"). The order criminalized Canadian companies’ compliance with U.S. laws against Cuba. A "Canadian company" is defined as a company that is registered or established under the laws of Canada or a certain province, and conducts business in Canada in whole or in part. After the passage of the Helms-Burton Act, Canada made further amendments to FEMA, which took effect on January 1, 1997. These amendments apply to actions initiated under Title III, allowing the Attorney General of Canada to: "block" orders declaring that judgments issued under Chapter III will not be enforced or recognized in Canada;  Issue orders restricting or prohibiting the production of records in Canada or Provide information related to the enforcement of Title III actions in the United States;  Allow Canadians to recover in Canadian courts any amount awarded under Title III rulings, as well as their own court costs in Canada and the United States. This measure is called "rebates." The implementation of Article 3 may have a significant impact on certain Canadian companies. For example, a Canadian company that is deemed to be "trafficking" and "confiscation of property" by the U.S. Federal District Court may be subject to major damages. Although the enforceability of such rulings on assets located in Canada is questionable, the assets of Canadian companies located in the United States are at risk due to FEMA and the order. Due to the strict review of Cuba, Canadian companies should closely review any activities related to Cuba and the Article 3 claims that they may face in the United States. Similarly, any impulse to simply "comply with the laws of the United States" must be mitigated by the order, and Canadian companies must comply with the order. Assessing risks and choosing companies operating in Cuba or operating with Cuba, if their activities directly or indirectly use confiscated property, they may face the risks specified in Chapter III. These companies should consider:  Analyze which parts of their Cuba-related business may involve confiscated property, and assess whether these contacts are direct or indirect;  Review the terms of their Cuba-related business to determine the termination of this business within a short period of time. Options forTo help them evaluate the parameters of the business policy measures in the plan. Private stakeholders. On April 11, 2019, the WTO Dispute Settlement Body ("DSB") adopted its recommendations and rulings in the United States-Measures affecting the trade of large civil aircraft (second complaint)-EU appeals to DSU Article 21.5 , Confirming that the United States has failed to bring measures that are inconsistent with the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures ("SCM Agreement") in line with its obligations under the agreement. According to paragraph 8 of the “Agreed Procedures under Articles 21 and 22 of the Dispute Settlement Understanding and Article 7 of the SCM Agreement” reached by the EU and the United States on the dispute, the EU is taking measures to require the Article 22.6 arbitrators to resume their work. After the arbitrator's work is completed, the EU will request the DSB to authorize countermeasures against the United States. Regulation No. 654/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of May 15, 2014 (EU) on the exercise of the EU’s right to apply and enforce international trade rules (OJ L 189, 27.6.2014) provides a legal basis for trade under the WTO DSU After the dispute is decided, the EU suspends concessions or other obligations under the multilateral and plurilateral agreements covered by the WTO DSU. In order to be able to act quickly based on the arbitrator's decision under Article 22 of the DSU, and to be consistent with the arbitrator's decision, the committee must update Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 58 Take corresponding steps in accordance with law enforcement regulations and WTO DSU. In this regard, the Commission is currently evaluating the parameters of the planned commercial policy measures to impose higher tariffs on certain products from the United States, including additional ad valorem tariffs of up to 100%. The Commission Services has determined that products originating in the United States may be subject to such increased tariffs. When evaluating the parameters of the commercial policy measures in the plan, the committee seeks the opinions of private stakeholders who may be affected by such measures, such as the opinions on the product in the "Form to be completed and submitted" (Word) (or PDF format) Listed in the attached file "Product List". The form must be submitted via email by 12:00 AM (UTC 01:00), Brussels, May 31, 2019 at the latest. The Council authorizes negotiations with the United States on the elimination of industrial product tariffs and conformity assessment. On April 15, 2019, the European Council approved the Commission’s authorization to negotiate with the United States on two agreements: only the elimination of industrial product tariffs, excluding agricultural products;  A conformity assessment agreement whose goal is to eliminate non-tariff barriers and make it easier for companies to prove that their products meet the technical requirements of the European Union and the United States, while maintaining a high level of protection in the European Union. The Council also decided to authorize the decision to start negotiations with the United States And the accompanying negotiation instructions. The council announcement stated: The EU is now ready to start negotiations with the United States. They will cover a series of strictly restricted issues that stemmed from the joint statement of President Juncker and President Trump in July. The authorization also clearly states that the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiation directive reached in June 2013 must be considered outdated and no longer relevant. The Commission will negotiate on behalf of the EU to ensure proper communication with all relevant EU stakeholders, including civil society and economic operators. The final agreement needs to be reached by the Council after obtaining the approval of the European Parliament. As far as the agreement to eliminate industrial tariffs is concerned, the goal is to increase trade between the EU and the United States, improve market access, and create new opportunities for employment and growth. The authority granted by the Council ensures that the negotiations will fully consider the special sensitivities of certain commodities, such as energy-intensive products and fishery products, as well as the environmental impact caused by differences in the EU and US regulatory frameworks. The Commission should conduct a sustainability impact assessment as soon as possible to review the potential economic, environmental and social impact of the agreement, taking into account the EU’s commitments in international agreements, such as the Paris Agreement on climate change. The results of this impact assessment should be considered during the negotiation process. The authorization also ensures that the EU will not complete negotiations with the United States while the current tariffs on EU steel and aluminum exports remain unchanged, and that if the United States imposes further trade restrictions, the EU will be able to unilaterally suspend negotiations against European products. (Emphasis.) Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 59 The EU and the United States have the largest and deepest bilateral trade and investment relationship in the world, and their economies are highly integrated. Together, these two economies account for about half of the world's GDP and nearly one-third of the world's total trade. The European Council extends the art of Brexit. 50 Six months after the special meeting on April 10, 2019, the President of the European Council Donald Tusk announced at a press conference that the European Council has approved the extension of the “flexible” period for Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union by six months ( Until October 31, 2019). After six months, the United Kingdom can approve the extension agreement or revoke the Article 50 notice, and the United Kingdom can stay in the EU. EU leaders will meet again in June to assess the situation. Subsequently, the Official Gazette published the European Council Decision (EU) 2019/584 on April 11, 2019. This decision and the United Kingdom reached an agreement on April 11, 2019 to set the time limit specified in Article 50(3) TEU Extend to October 31, 2019. The Commission releases detailed information on EU commodity requirements for exports to the UK in the event of a hard Brexit. On April 8, 2019, the European Commission announced that its market access database now contains detailed information on the rules that the UK will apply to its imports from the EU In the case of Britain's hard Brexit. It is based on information publicly provided by the authorities of the United Kingdom. This is part of the European Commission’s efforts to help the industry prepare in case the UK leaves the EU without negotiating an agreement. The market access database provides detailed information on tariffs and taxes applicable to exports to specific countries, as well as import procedures and formalities that must be completed for customs clearance. The database contains information on 121 countries/regions, and as of today, it also provides the same level of information on exports to the UK as any other EU trading partner (such as the US or China). The Commission reported on the latest round of negotiations with Indonesia and Mercosur. On April 5, 2019, the European Commission reported that the seventh round of negotiations with Indonesia was held in Brussels from March 11 to 15, and that good progress was made across the board. It is in the chapter on sanitary and phytosanitary measures, rules of origin and investment. The chapters on trade remedies and tariffs are now close to completion at the technical level. The next round will be held in Indonesia before the summer. The latest round of negotiations between the EU and the Mercosur trade agreement took place at the level of experts and chief negotiator in Buenos Aires, Argentina, from March 11th to 15th. Negotiations include specific rules for trade in goods, wine and spirits, rules of origin, government procurement, intellectual property rights including geographical indications, rules and subsidies related to state-owned enterprises. The European Commission’s tariff classification regulations, please refer to the separate section below for the tariff classification regulations issued by the European Commission during the period covered by this update. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 60 Amendments to the CN Explanatory Notes During the period covered by this update, the official gazette did not publish any amendments to the explanatory notes to the EU merged nomenclature. Binding Tariff Information The European Community has created a Binding Tariff Information (BTI) system as a tool to help economic operators obtain the correct tariff classification for the goods they intend to import or export. The customs authorities of member states shall release binding tariff information to economic operators upon request. It is valid in the entire community, regardless of which member state it is issued to. For information about an existing BTI, you may need to contact the customs administration of the member country that issued it. However, please keep in mind that according to data protection regulations, there are restrictions on the information that the competent authority can provide. You can search and consult existing BTI in the EBTI database. Official Gazette Documents The following documents that are of interest to international traders (excluding documents related to the daily management of agricultural affairs, registered personal protected names of origin, approval or restriction of specific substances and fishing rights) have been published in the official gazette Published EU: OJ Date Theme 02-04-19 April 1, 2019 Council Decision (CFSP) 2019/538 Supporting the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) activities within the framework of the EU strategy 03-04-19 October 2018 The Commission authorized the amendment of Regulation (EU) 2018/1922 on October 10, amended the Council Regulation (EC) No 428/2009, and established a community system to control the export, transfer, intermediary and transit of dual-use goods (OJ L 319, 14.12.2018) 04-04-19 Commission Regulation (EU) 2019/543 of April 3, 2019, Amendment Regulation (EC) N Annex IV o European Parliament and Council of 661/2009 and European Parliament And Annex I, III and IV of the Council’s Directive 2007/46/EC, on updating the references to certain regulations of the United Nations Economic Commission and including the European Commission on Motor Vehicle Type Approval on the authorization to put on the market and/or use Europe Council (EC) No 1907/2006 Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 Article 64(9) Issued) (Text related to EEA.) [2019/C 125/03] 05-04-19 Commission Regulation (EU) 2019/552 of April 4, 2019, amending European Parliament and Council No. 396/2005 Annex II and III of the Regulations (EC) concerning the maximum residue levels of azoxystrobin, bicyclopyrone, methylammonium chloride, cypr odinyl, difenoconazole, fenpromorph, fenpyridine, fluopircon Bacteramide, fluopyram, isothiolan, isopyrazoline, oxalamid, prothioconazole, spinosyn, azoxystrobin and fipronil in some products or in some products On 2016/12 European Commission Authorization Regulation (EU) 2016/12 Supplementary Regulation (EU) Corrigendum of Supplementary Regulation European Parliament and Council No. 952/2013 on the transitional rules of certain provisions of the EU Customs Law, of which the relevant electronic system has not been completed Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 61 OJ Date Subject Operation and Amendment of Authorization Regulations (EU) 2015/2446 (OJ L 69, 15.3.2016) European Commission on Authorization for Putting on the Market and/ Or Europe Use of substances listed in Annex XIV of Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 of the Parliament and of the Council on Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) (According to Article 64(9) of (EC) No 1907/2006 Issued) [2019/C 126/04] 08-04-19 Decision No. 64/2018 of the Joint Commission established under the Mutual Recognition Agreement on March 20, 2019 between the European Community and the United States of America on the list of conformity assessment agencies Included in the Annex of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Department [2019/557] Decision No. 63/2018 of the Joint Commission established under the Mutual Recognition Agreement. Annex to the Department of Sexuality [2019/556] Decision of the Joint Commission established in accordance with the Mutual Recognition Agreement No. 65/2018 Decision on March 20, 2019 between the European Community and the United States of America on the inclusion of conformity assessment agencies in the Annex and of the Telecommunications Equipment Sector d Annex of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Department [2019/558] 09-04-19 Commission Implementation Regulation (EU) 2019/561 granted Cape Verde a temporary exemption from the preferential rules of origin stipulated in the Authorization Regulation (EU) on April 8, 2019 2015/2446, Regarding the preparation or preservation of tuna fillets 10-04-19 The Council Decision (EU) 2019/563 of April 8, 2019, on behalf of the European Union to complete the NAT-I Memorandum of Cooperation Amendment 1-9406 United States of America and the European Union Between 11-04-19 Council Decision (EU) 2019/573 of April 8, 2019, on the conclusion of the third additional protocol on behalf of the European Union and its member states, on the economic partnership, political coordination and cooperation between the European Community and its member states The cooperation agreement, on the one hand, the United States of Mexico, on the other hand, to take into account the Republic of Croatia’s accession to the European Commission Implementer Resolution No. 2019/582 (EU) of April 3, 2019 confirmed or revised the manufacturing of new light commercial vehicles for the 2017 calendar year The provisional calculation of the average specific emissions and specific emission targets of carbon dioxide for the commercial and Volkswagen pools (including its members) for the 2014, 2015 and 2016 calendar years, in accordance with European Parliament and Council Regulation No. 510/2011 (according to C(2019) 2342 Document No.) April 3, 2019 Commission Executive Decision (EU) 2019/583, confirming or revising the CO2 of passenger car manufacturers in the 2017 calendar year and Volkswagen manufacturers in the 2014, 2015 and 2016 calendar years in accordance with the regulations (EC) Provisional calculation of average specific emissions and specific emission targets European Parliament and Council No. 443/2009 (according to C(2019) 2359) The Commission’s Implementation Regulation (EU) 2019/585 il 2019 amended Regulation (EU) No 206/2010 on April 11 to include the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and some of its royal territories as authorized to be introduced into the European Union. The Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/586 of the Committee on Certain Animals and Fresh Meat on the List of Third Countries, Territories or Parts of Regions on April 11, 2019, amended Part 1 of Annex I of the Committee Regulation (EC) No 798/2008 to change The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and certain European Commission Implementation Regulations (EU) 2019/587 Amendment Regulations (EC) promulgated on April 11, 2019. Regulatory update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 62 OJ date subject The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and certain third countries list certain royal territories or part of the authorization to introduce certain wild land mammals and farmed rabbits into the Union The Commission’s Implementation Regulation (EU) 2019/588 of April 11, 2019, amends Annex I of Regulation (EU) No 605/2010 to include the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and certain authorized raw milk, dairy products, Colostrum and colostrum-based products are introduced into the third countries of the Union or part of the Royal Territories Commission Implementation Regulations (EU) April 11 2019/589 2019 Amendment (EC) Regulation No. 1251/2008 Annex III , The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and some of its official authorizations to introduce aquaculture animal consignments into the EU’s third country, territory, area or compartment list as an appendage. April 11, 2019 Commission Regulation (EU) 2019 /590, amended Annex I of the Implementing Regulations (EU) 2018// 659 concerning the inclusion of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and some of its royal territories on the list of third countries and parts of territories of third countries, live equines and semen, Eggs and equine embryos are authorized on April 11, 2019 to implement the Council’s Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/591, amending Annex V of Regulation (EC) No. 136/2004, which will include the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and certain Royal territories are included in the European Council Decision (EU) 2019/584 to authorize the introduction of hay and straw consignments into the list of third countries of the Union. Agreement reached with the United Kingdom on April 11, 2019 to correct Article 50(3) TEU to the European Union Extension of the deadline for the Commission’s decision to authorize the placing on the market for the use and/or use of substances listed in Annex XIV of the Regulation (EC) European Parliament and Council on the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) No. 1907/2006 (issued in accordance with Article 64(9) of Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006) (OJ C 218, 22.6.2018) [2019/C 135/06] 12-04-19 April 2019 The Commission’s Implementation Regulation (EU) 2019/595 on 11th, Amendment Regulation (EC) No 1635/2006, which stipulates the application due to the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Commission, amended No. 2007/453/ on April 11, 2019. Executive Decision No. 2019/599 (EU) attached to EC Decision, Council Regulation (EEC) No. 737/90 on the BSE status of the United Kingdom, Great Britain and Northern Ireland and its Royal Dependencies (notified in accordance with Document C(2019) 2830 ) Commission Executive Decision (EU) April 11, 2019 (EU) 2019/600, amending the decision 2011/163/EU on approving the plan submitted by the United Kingdom, Great Britain and Northern Ireland and its Royal Dependencies in accordance with Council Directive 96/23 /EC Article 29 (Notified in accordance with Document C(2019) 2831) On April 11, 2019, the Commission’s Executive Decision (EU) 2019/601, amending Annex I to implement Decision 2011/630/EU, on bringing Great Britain and Northern The United Kingdom of Ireland and some of its royal territories are included in the third country or part of the list of species authorized to introduce cattle semen from the Union (notified in accordance with C(2019) 2832) Commission Executive Decision (EU) 2019 on April 11, 2019 /602, amended the 2006/168/EC Annex I of the Decision 2006/168/EC on the inclusion of the Gre ) 2833 Notice) Committee Executive Decision (EU) April 11 (EU) 2019/603 Amendment of the Annex to Decision 2006/766/EC in 2019 to include the United Baker & McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 Month 8465028-v6\WASDMS 63 OJ Date Subject The Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and some of its authorized introduction of bivalve molluscs, echinoderms, tunicates, marine gastropods and fishery products for human consumption (according to C (2019) Document No. 2834) Commission Executive Decision (EU) April 11, 2019 (EU) 2019/604, amending Annex I and III of Decision 2010/472/EU to include the British Empire in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland and Certain royal territories in the third country list or part of it authorizes the semen of sheep and goat species , Egg and Embryo Introduction Union (notified in accordance with document C(2019) 2838) Committee Executive Decision (EU) April 11, 2019 (EU) 2019/605, amending Annex II of Decision 2007/777/EC, to include Great Britain and Northern The United Kingdom of Ireland is included and authorizes the introduction of certain meat products and processed stomach, bladder and intestines for human consumption into certain royal territories in the third country of the Union or part of its list (according to Document C(2019) 2840 Notification) The Commission implemented Decision 2019/606 (EU) of April 11, 2019, amending Annex I of Decision 2012/137/EU, and included the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and certain royal territories in third countries or List of some countries that authorize the introduction of semen from pig breeds and livestock into the Union (notified in accordance with C(2019) No. 2841) Commission Executive Decision (EU) 2019/607 amended Decision 2009/821/EC on April 11, 2019, on Traces List of border checkpoints and veterinary units in China (notified according to C(2019) No. 2900) Commission Authorization Regulation (EU) 2018/1922 revised on October 10, 2018 g Council Regulation (EC) No 428/2009 established Community system to control the export, transfer, brokerage and transit of dual-use goods (OJ L 319, 14.12.2018) European Regulation (EU) 2019/592 Parliament and Council amended (EU) 2018/ on April 10, 2019 Regulation No. 1806 lists the third countries whose nationals must hold a visa when crossing external borders and the third countries whose nationals are exempt from this requirement. Regarding the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union 15-04-19 European Commission Executive Decision (EU) 2019/609 On April 11, 2019, the implementation decision 2014/709/EU was revised on the use of the African swine fever pathogen identification test, the dispatch of pigs passed the fields listed in the annex and the applicability of the decision (notified in accordance with C(2019) No. 2739) 16 -04-19 The Council Decision (EU) 2019/610 of April 8, 2019 represents the European Union and its member states, an agreement ol to join the Euro-Mediterranean Agreement, establishing an alliance between the European Community and its member states, one of which Part of it is the State of Israel to take into account the Republic of Croatia’s accession to the European Union. The Council Decision (EU) 2019/614 of April 9, 2019, on the decision taken on behalf of the European Union in the Joint Commission established by the European Union and Japan’s Economic Partnership Agreement Adopting the Rules of the Joint Committee Rules of Procedure, Expert Group Rules of Procedure, Arbitrator Code of Conduct and Mediation Procedure Committee Implementation Decision (E U) 2019/616, amending the Annex of Implementation Decision (EU) 2017/247 on the protection measures against outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza in certain member states (notified in accordance with C(2019) 3024) Commission Executive Decision (EU) 2019 /617 April 15th, il 2019, amended the Annex of 2014/709/EU on the implementation of animal health control measures related to African swine fever in certain member states (notified in accordance with document C(2019) 3013) Baker McKenzie International Trade Cooperation Regulatory update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 64 OJ date October 10, 2018 Commission Authorization Regulation (EU) 2018/1922 Amendments to Council Regulation (EC) No. 428/2009 to establish a community system to control Export, transfer, brokerage and transit dual-use items (OJ L 319, 14.12.2018) Update the cross-border reference amount mentioned in Article 6(4) of Regulation 2016/399 of the European Parliament (EU), and the Council’s reference to cross-border personnel Union Code of Flow Rules (Schengen Boundary Code) [2019/C 140/05] 17-04-19 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UN) Regulation No. 96/ECE)-Installation of engines for agricultural and forestry tractors and non-road mobile machinery regarding engine pollution Uniform Provisions for Approval of Waste Discharge [2019/547] Notice to Economic Operators-A new round of requirements for the suspension of tariffs on certain industries and agricultural products of the Autonomous Community [2019/C 141/05] 23-04-19 Commission Implementation Regulations (EU ) April 17, 2019 (EU) 2019/620 Granting Cape Verde Provisional Exemption Provisions for the Authorization of Preferential Rules of Origin (EU) 2015/2446, Regarding prepared or preserved mackerel flakes and prepared or preserved warship tuna Or the Executive Decision (EU) of the Warship Mackerel Fillet Committee of April 16, 2019 on the extension of the action taken by Belgium (EU) 2019/623 Federal Public Service Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment Allowance in accordance with Article 528 of the European Parliament and Council /Regulation No. 2012 (According to Document C (2019) Notification) Provision and Use of Biocidal Product Phosphorus on the Market) 2828) 24-04-19 Council Implementation Regulation (EU) 2019/637 Approved on April 23, 2019 The use of cholecalciferol as an active substance in the biocidal products of product type 14 Counci l April 15, 2019 (EU) Decision (EU) 2019/638 (EU) 2019/638 on the fourteenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties On behalf of the European Union’s position on certain amendments to Annexes II, VIII and IX of the Basel Convention. The Committee on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal April 17, 2019 Regarding Ireland in accordance with Regulation (EU) 36 of the European Parliament and of the Council No. 528/2012 (notified in accordance with C(2019) No. 2837) January 2019 On the 11th, the Commission Regulation (EU) 2019/50 amended to amend Annex II, III, IV and V European Parliament and Council Regulation No. 396/2005 on chlorantraniliprole, clomazone, cyclafen, The maximum residue levels of oxquine, fenpyrazine, fluoxastrobin, lambda-cyhalothrin, mepitril are in some products or on the products of onion oil, thiacloprid and glutaric acid (OJ L 10, 14.1.2019) Notify companies that intend to import or export controlled substances that deplete the ozone layer to or from the EU in 2020 and companies that intend to produce or import these substances for necessary laboratory and analytical purposes in 2020 (2019) /C 143/05] 25-04-19 Council Regulation (EU) 2019/649 of April 24, 2019, amending Regulation (EC) No 1925/2006 Annex III of the European Parliament and Council on Trans Fat (Animal (Except for trans fats naturally occurring in source fats) Commission Regulation (EU) 2019/650 of April 24, 2019 amending Annex III of European Regulation (EC) No 1925/2006 Parliament and Council on Yohimbe (Pausinystalia yohimbe) (K. Schum) Pierre ex Beille) Commission Regulation (EU) 2019/651 of April 24, 2019 refused to authorize health claims made on food, and referred to the Child Development and Health Commission’s implementation regulation of April 24, 2019 (EU) 2019/653 Amendment Regulation (EC) No 847/2006 on Union Tariff Quota of Certain Processed or Pickled Fish Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 65 OJ Date 2019 4 Thematic Council Decision (EU) 2019/642 and Amendment Decision (EU) 2019/274 on June 13th, on behalf of the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, signed the agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union and the European Parliament and Council on April 2019 The European Atomic Energy Community Regulation (EU) 2019/631, enacted on 17th, is for new passenger cars and new light commercial vehicles, and abolishes Regulation (EC) No 443/ revised by the European Parliament and the Council on April 17, 2019 2009 and (EU) No 510/2011 Regulation (EU) 2019/632 EU) No. 952/2013 extends the transitional use of other means other than electronic data processing technology. This technology is in the European Parliament and the Council of April 17, 2019 on the European Union Customs Law Directive (EU) 2019/ on unfair trade. 633 stipulates phosphorus on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community [2019/C 144 I/01] Declaration and European Parliament Regulation (EU) 2019/632 and Council Amendment Regulation (EU) No 952/ 2013 related committees to extend the transitional use of methods other than electronic data processing technologies stipulated in the EU Customs Law, and the European Parliament and Council issued a joint statement on this [2019/C 145/01] 26-04-19 2015 The Council Decision (EU) 2019/658 on March 2 signed on behalf of the European Union and its member states, amending the protocol of the maritime transport agreement between the European Community and its member states, on the one hand, the government of the People’s Republic of China, and on the other part, to take into account the Republic The accession of Croatia ic to the decision of the Council of the European Union (EU) 2019/659 on April 8, 2019 on behalf of the Union and member states to conclude a protocol to amend the maritime transport agreement between the European Community and its member states. The Government of the People’s Republic of China to take into account that the Republic of Croatia has acceded to the European Union Protocol that modifies the European Community and its maritime transport agreement. Notice of the government of one member state and the other party of the People’s Republic of China on the potential joint impact of anti-dumping or countervailing measures and safeguard measures on certain steel products [2019/C 146 /06] 29-04-19 April 15, 2019 Council Member Meeting Decision (EU) 2019/668 on the adoption of certain "Rotterdam Convention on the Prior Informed Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade" adopted by the European Union at the ninth meeting of the Conference of the Parties Chemicals in Annex III 30-04-19 Commission Authorization Regulation (EU) 2019/673 of February 27, 2019, Amendment Regulation (EU) 2018/196 imposes additional charges on the import of certain products originating in the United States of America The Customs Commission Implementation Regulation (EU) 2019/675 Amendment Regulation (EC) No 1067/2008 of April 29, 2019 opened and stipulated the Community Tariff Quota Administration for Common Wheat Implementation Regulation (EU) 2019/ of April 29, 2019 676 Approval of the low-risk active substance ABE-IT 56 (component of the lysate of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain DDSF623), in accordance with the Regulation (EC) Resolution No. 1107/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council on placing plant protection products on the market, and the amendment to the Committee’s Annex ssion Implementation Regulation (EU) No 540/2011 Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 66 OJ Date Subject Committee Implementation Regulation (EU) April 29, 2019 Regarding the non-update of the active substance Chlorella The approval of the Qing, according to Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 of the European Parliament and the Council on placing plant protection products on the market, and the revision of the Commission’s Implementation Regulation (EU) No 540/2011 on the formulation, revision and correction of restrictive measures in the past In the middle of the month, the following restrictive measures were formulated, revised or corrected: OJ date restriction measures 02-04-19 Council Decision (CFSP) 2019/539 Revised Decision (CFSP) of April 1, 2019 (CFSP) 2015/1333 Regarding the situation in Libya 08-04-19 The Commission’s Implementing Regulations (EU) on April 5, 2019 amended the 298th Council Regulation (EC) No 881/2002 in 2019/555, imposing certain specific regulations on certain related persons and entities. Restrictive Measures 09-04-19 Council Executive Regulation (EU) 2019/560, April 8, 2019, implements Regulation No. 359/2011 (EU) on certain individuals, entities and April 8, 2019 Iran Council Decision (CFSP) 2019/ 562, Revising Decision 2011/235/CFSP Regarding Restrictive Measures against Certain Individuals and Entities in View of the Situation in Iran Council Regulation (EC) No 1210/2003 12-04-19 Regarding Certain Specific Restrictions on Economic and Financial Relations with Iraq No. Council Regulation (EC) 23-04-19 on Specific Restrictions on Economic and Financial Relations with Iraq Regulation No. 881/2002, imposing certain restrictive measures against certain individuals and entities associated with ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaida 30-04-19 Council Implementation Regulation of April 29 (EU ) 2019/672 2019 Implementation Regulation (EU) No 401/2013 Regarding Myanmar/Myanmar Council Decision (CFSP) 2019/678 Amendment on the Restrictive Measures in Myanmar/Myanmar Anti-dumping and Countervailing Tax Cases on April 29, 2019 For decision 2013/184/CFSP, please refer to the separate anti-dumping, countervailing duty and safeguard measures investigation, order and review section below. French Official Bulletin (Journal officiel) Date Measures 04-04-19 Prime Minister: Decree No. 2019-265 of April 3, 2019, on determining the social rights of persons who have completed the insurance period or employment period in France in accordance with British legislation and occupation Lawyers’ practice, if there is no agreement on the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, the importer Baker McKenzie will be notified. International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 67 The General Administration of Customs and Indirect Taxation issued the following notice (relevant laws, regulations, ordinances, etc.) , Please refer to the list under Other EU-EFTA Notices-Import and Export Related Measures below): Issue Date Reference Number and Subject 02-04-19 2019/20-Notice to Importers of Ferrosilicon Originating in Russia and the People’s Republic of China 10-04-19 2019/21-Notice to importers of processed or preserved tuna fillets from Cape Verde 2019/22-Notice to importers of certain pipe fittings 12-04-19 2019/23-To be eligible for tariffs Notification to importers of quota products: List of unsubsidized holidays 2019/24-Notification to importers of goods from the UK 2019/25-Notification to urea and ammonium nitrate originating in Russia, Trinidad and Tobago and the United States Notification to importers of mixtures 16-04-19 2019/26-Notification to economic operators 17-04-19 2019/27-Notification to importers of sulfonamides Acid originating in the People's Republic of China 19-04-19 2019 /28-Notification to importers of certain glass fiber filament products originating in the People's Republic of China 30-04-19 2019/29-Notification to importers of steel products 2019 /30-Notification to certain glass fiber filament products The importer of cts originated from the People’s Republic of China, the Netherlands amended its export control policy. On April 17, 2019, a letter (22054 № 311) from the Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation and the Minister of Foreign Affairs was submitted to the House of Commons (Parliament). Provides for a tightened export control policy. The letter pointed out that due to the tightening of arms export policies related to the conflict in Yemen, the general transportation regulation NL007 has been revised and is no longer available for exports to Egypt as the final destination. It is now necessary to apply for a personal license, which will lead to a careful assessment based on the eight criteria of the EU’s common position on arms exports. The transit arrangement can again be used for the final destination, Qatar, because the country is no longer part of the Saudi Arabia-led coalition. A new policy on the validity period of the license will take effect on July 1, 2019, as follows: Military products  Personal and global licenses for military products provided to allies (including after-sales and intermediaries within the EU) are now valid for three years , According to the validity period of the global license transferred within the EU;  The validity period of individual and global licenses for issuing military items to third countries (Af Risk assessment;  The validity period of temporary permits, including applications for transit to a third country, and certain permits related to other legislation and regulations (such as the Weapons and Ammunition Law (Wwm)) remain unchanged for one year. Dual-use goods Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 68  The starting point is that the standard validity period of all dual-use goods (personal and global) licenses is two years;  Submitted according to working arrangements with customs Personal and global licenses for sensitive dual-use items in sensitive destinations evaluated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will remain valid for one year. This also includes applications for exemptions from the Chemical Weapons Convention, the so-called NSG trigger list, applications for licensing of Wassenaar sensitive/very sensitive and Annex IV goods, licensing related to sanctions, and anti-torture regulations (2019/125). Swiss Recueil officiel Date Measures 29-03-19 FSIV Regulations, measures taken to prevent the introduction of avian influenza in certain EU member states (RS 916.443.102.1) FSVO Orders to take measures to prevent the spread of African swine fever through imports, with EU member states, Iceland and Transit and export trade in Norway (RS 916.443.107) 02-04-19 DFI Regulations on Schedules of Narcotic Drugs, Psychotropic Substances, Precursors and Chemical Additives (Narcotic Drugs Regulations, OTStup-DFI) (RS 812.121.11) FSVO Regulations to prevent the introduction of lumpy skin diseases in some EU member states in Switzerland (RS 916.443.112) 03-04-19 DFI Regulations governing imports, the transit and export of animals and animal products with third countries (OITE-PT -DFI) (RS 916.443.106) 16-04-19 Agricultural Products Import Regulations (Agricultural Products Import Regulations, OIAgr) (RS 916.01) 18-04-19 FSIV Regulations to take measures to prevent the introduction of avian influenza (RS 916.443.102.1) 25-04-19 FSVO orders measures to prevent the spread of avian influenza through African swine fever (RS 916.443.107) 30-04-19 FDF关于根据用途享受关税减免的货物的条例（关于海关救济，OADou) (RS 631.012) 《农产品进口条例》（《农产品进口条例》，OIAgr）（RS 916.01） 《用于监控互联网和移动通信的货物出口和经纪条例》（RS 946.202.3） ) 日期限制性措施01-04-19 2000 年10 月2 日法令修正案，对与乌萨马·本·拉登、“基地”组织或塔利班有关的个人和实体采取措施(RS 946.203) [生效：29-03 -19] 02-04-19 对针对乌克兰局势采取措施防止规避国际制裁的条例修正案(RS 946.231.176.72) [02-04-19 下午6 点生效] 05-04-19 修正案1990 年8 月7 日对伊拉克共和国采取经济措施的法令(RS 946.206) [生效日期04-04-19] 09-04-19 1990 年8 月7 日对伊拉克共和国采取经济措施的法令修正案(RS 946.206) [生效08-04-19] 15-04-19 2000 年10 月2 日法令修正案，对与奥萨马·本·拉登、“基地”组织或塔利班(RS) 相关的个人和实体采取措施946.203) [生效日期13-04-19] Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 69 日期限制性措施18-04-19 对2000 年10 月2 日关于针对与乌萨马·本·拉丹、基地组织或塔利班有关的个人和组织的措施的法令的修订(RS 946.203) [Entry 946.203]生效17-04-19] 23-04-19 对2014 年3 月14 日对中非共和国实施措施的法令修正案(RS 946.231.123.6) [生效日期：18-04-19] 2000 年10 月2 日针对与奥萨马·本·拉登、“基地”组织或塔利班有关联的个人和组织制定措施(RS 946.203) [生效日期18-04-19] 英国英国颁布俄罗斯（制裁）（欧盟退出） ) 2019 年法规2019 年4 月15 日，legacy.gov.uk 网站发布了SI 2019/855 - 俄罗斯（制裁）（欧盟退出）法规2019。根据法规随附的解释性说明，其中大部分将生效在退出日：这些规定是根据制裁和反洗钱制定的2018 年法案(c.13) 根据该法案建立与俄罗斯有关的制裁制度。制定本条例是为了鼓励俄罗斯停止破坏乌克兰稳定或破坏或威胁乌克兰领土完整、主权或独立的行为。英国退出欧盟后，这些条例将取代欧盟对俄罗斯的制裁制度。欧盟制裁制度目前通过欧盟理事会决定和条例实施。该条例赋予国务卿权力，可以指定参与或曾经参与破坏乌克兰稳定或破坏或威胁乌克兰领土完整、主权或独立的人员。指定人员可能会被排除在联合王国之外，并可能受到金融制裁，包括冻结他们的资金或经济资源。这些条例还对军事货物和技术的贸易、某些两用和能源相关项目施加了限制，并对向克里米亚供应与基础设施相关的货物和技术以及从克里米亚进口货物施加了限制。本条例还限制提供与这些项目贸易相关的服务。该条例还限制人员处理某些金融工具，限制提供资金和资金，并限制与克里米亚有关的投资。该条例规定了该制裁制度的某些例外情况，包括与金融制裁（例如允许将冻结账户计入利息或其他收入）、贸易制裁以及为国家安全或预防目的而采取的行为有关的例外情况。的严重罪行。该条例还授予国务卿和财政部颁发许可证的权力，这些活动否则会被实施的金融和贸易制裁所禁止。本条例附表5 规定了财政部颁发此类许可证的目的。该条例将违反或规避本条例中任何禁令的行为定为刑事犯罪，并规定了适用于此类犯罪的审判方式和处罚。该条例还授权特定海事执法人员在国际和外国水域拦截和搜查船舶，以执行特定的贸易制裁，并扣押在船上发现的正在或已经被违规处理的货物，或被视为违反这些禁令。该条例规定了提供和共享信息的权力，以促进制裁制度的有效实施和执行。该条例撤销了与现有欧盟俄罗斯制裁制度相关的欧盟条例，只要这些条例在退出日后在英国生效。该条例还撤销了与现有欧盟俄罗斯制裁制度相关的现有英国贸易和金融制裁规定。 Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 70 虽然大部分法规在退出日生效，但以下规定在法规制定的次日生效：第2 条（解释）；第4 条（目的）；第2部分;及附表1（第7(2) 及16(7) 条的解释规则）。立法(legislation.gov.uk) 日期措施01-04-19 SI 2019/670 - 货车（运营商许可）（英国临时使用）（修订）条例2019 SI 2019/696 - 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植物健康（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/788 - 食品和饮料、兽药和残留物（修订等）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/791 - 医疗器械（修订等）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/806 - 两用物品和枪支等的贸易等（修订） ) (欧盟出口) (No. 2) 2019 SI 2019/809 法规- 动物健康、植物健康、种子和种子马铃薯（修订）（欧盟退出）法规2019 SI 2019/811 - 动物和相关产品贸易（修订）（北爱尔兰）（欧盟）退出）条例2019 SI 2019/812 - 共同农业政策和市场措施（杂项修正案）（欧盟退出）条例2019 Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 71 日期措施SI 2019/813 - 动物健康、水产养殖中的外来物种和非本地入侵物种（修正案）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/819 - 税收（跨境贸易） ) 2018 年法案（指定第5 天和杂项开始）（欧盟退出）条例2019 08-04-19 SI 2019/802 - 动物福利（修正案）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/814 - 牲畜（修订） 、识别和移动）（修订）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/817 - 水生动物健康和植物健康（立法功能）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/820 - 植物健康（修订）（北爱尔兰） )（欧盟退出）条例2019 09-04-19 SI 2019/821 - 农产品市场共同组织框架（杂项修正案等）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/822 - 市场措施（营销）标准）（修订）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/823 - 市场措施支付计划（修订）（欧盟退出）条例2019 10-04-19 SI 2019/824 - 市场措施（杂项规定）（修订）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/828 - 农产品和市场的共同组织共同农业政策（杂项修订）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/830 - 猫狗毛皮（进口、出口和市场投放控制）（修订）（欧盟退出）条例2019 SI 2019/849 -受管制产品（修订）（北爱尔兰）（欧盟退出）条例2019 11-04-19 SR 2019/82 - 动物健康和福利（修订）条例（北爱尔兰）2019 SI 2019/859 - 欧盟（退出） 2018 年法案（退出日）（修正案）（第2) 法规2019 SI 2019/860 - 食品添加剂、调味剂、酶和提取溶剂（修订等）（欧盟退出）法规2019 12-04-19 SI 2019/844 - 金伯利进程认证计划（修订）（欧盟）出口）条例2019 SI 2019/846 - 重型车辆（排放和燃料消耗）（修订）（欧盟出口）条例2019 SI 2019/848 - 共同渔业政策（修订等）（欧盟出口）（第2 号） ) 2019 SI 2019/858 法规- REACH 等（修订等）（欧盟退出）（第2 号）法规2019 15-04-19 SR 2019/85 - 共同农业政策（决定审查）（修订）法规（北爱尔兰）2019 SI 2019/732 - 更正单1 SI 2019/735 - 更正单1 SI 2019/737 - 更正单1 16-04-19 SI 2019/865 - 食品和饮料、兽药修订等）（欧盟退出）条例2019 23-04-19 SSI 2019/142 - 公共卫生和烟草（欧盟退出）（苏格兰）（修订）条例2019 26-04-19 SSI 2019/149 -国际联合调查组（国际协议）（欧盟退出）（苏格兰）令2019 日期限制措施05-04-19 SI 2019/792 - 叙利亚（制裁）（欧盟退出）条例2019 15-04-19 SI 2019/ 843 - 2019 年制裁（欧盟退出）（杂项修订）条例SI 2019/855 - 俄罗斯（制裁）（欧盟退出）条例2019 贝克麦坚时国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 72 HMRC 更新以下公告、海关信息文件(CIP) 由英国税务海关总署发布：发布日期Ref.编号和主题海关信息文件03-04-19 授权经济运营商中央站点地址变更(CIP9) 关税、反倾销和其他通知01-04-19 通知117：授权经济运营商02-04-19 通知101：递延关税、增值税和其他费用原产于俄罗斯、特立尼达和多巴哥和美国的尿素硝酸铵溶液（反倾销税2326） 原产于中国的陶瓷餐具和厨具（反倾销税2327） 04-04-19 税务和海关简报12（2018 年）：在英国为非欧盟企业退还增值税反洗钱监管：关于费用的讨论05-04-19 消费税通知207：消费税退税05-04-19 合作伙伴包：准备在无协议退出欧盟后的英国边境08-04-19 获取英国EORI 编号，以便将货物进出英国合作伙伴包：为无协议退出欧盟后英国边境的变化做准备10-04-19 通知3001：Union Customs Code 的海关特别程序如何进行现金申报进入或离开英国时16-04-19 钢铁管道和管件（反倾销税2329） 18-04-19 如果英国无协议脱欧，为贸易商提供帮助和支持（更新） 24- 04-19 指导意见：海关仓储（更新） 25-04-19 原产于俄罗斯、美国、特立尼达和多巴哥的尿素和硝酸铵溶液（反倾销税2330） 原产于中华人民共和国的三聚氰胺进口（反倾销税） -Dumping Duty 2332) 原产于日本的硅电钢晶粒取向扁平轧材（反倾销税2331） 29-04-19 机织织物（关税通知4） 不锈钢螺纹制品线（关税公告5） 公告205：海关官方印章和贸易商封条用于整理机柜中电缆的物品（关税公告6） 液滴转移装置（关税公告7） 设计用于悬挂在高床栏杆上的织物（关税公告8) 30-04-19 高速摄像机的分类（关税公告10) 用于音频文件声音再现的CDS 音频设备数据元素5/23 的货物位置代码（关税通知11） 海关申报服务程序代码（关税停止新闻通知15） ECJU 给出口商的通知和DIT 文件以下出口管制联合单位(ECJU) 给出口商的通知和其他版本，以及国际贸易部(DIT) 的文件、报告、磋商、贸易协定和国家指南已发布[DBEIS = 商业、能源和工业战略部； FCO=外交和联邦事务部； HMT=英国财政部； RPC= 监管政策委员会]：日期通知编号和主题03-04-19 出口商通知2019/05。英国税务海关总署(HMRC) 最近向一家英国出口商处以82,152.33 英镑的复合罚款。这与受2008 年出口管制令控制的军用物品的无牌出口有关。 [受管制军品的无牌出口] Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 73 日期通知编号和主题02-04-19 已签署的从欧盟过渡的英国贸易协定添加了冰岛和挪威(DIT) 指南- 如果英国没有达成协议就离开欧盟的现有贸易协定已删除EEA名单中的国家(DIT) 欧盟-越南自由贸易协定(EUVTFA)：RPC 意见(DIT, RPC) 05-04-19 收藏- CARIFORUM-UK 经济伙伴关系协定10-04-19 指南- 原产地证明：贸易连续性协议和普惠制(DIT) 12-04-19 政策文件- 继续英国与太平洋国家的贸易关系：议会报告(DIT) 更新17-04-19 收集- 欧盟退出后向欧洲经济区和欧洲自由贸易联盟国家提供服务(DIT, DBEIS, FCO) 23-04-19 指南- 贸易救济：调查倾销或补贴商品(DIT) 指南- 谁在英国受到金融制裁？ （DIT、OFSI）（更新） 其他欧盟-欧洲自由贸易联盟国家进出口相关措施以下进出口或反贿赂措施已在本更新所涵盖期间内所示国家官方公报的在线版本中公布。 [这是部分列表，非官方翻译。 ] *显示的日期可能是签名日期、发布日期或出版日期，具体取决于当地惯例。日期* 措施德国03-04-19 大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国退出欧盟后的过渡期法律（Brexit Transition Law BrexitÜG） (27-03-19) 从03.04 起第11 号.19，第402 页冰岛02-04-19 № 311/2019 规则修订№ 200/2017 外汇规则，随后修订30-04-19 № 390/2019 农产品进口关税配额分配条例来自欧盟成员国。爱尔兰(EIRE) 12-04-19 2019 年SI № 149 - 2019 年通信法规（通用邮政服务）（修订）条例。 2019 年SI № 150 - 2019 年通信法规（通用邮政服务）令。 LIECHTENSTEIN 04-194 LGBI № 2019.087 2019 年3 月26 日修改建立世界贸易组织协定附件3 的通知（LR № 0.632.20 23-04-19 LGBI № 2019.093 2019 年4 月16 日根据海关协议适用的瑞士立法公告列支敦士登公国（附件I 和II）（LR № 170.551.631）LGBI № 2019.098 列支敦士登公国与欧盟之间关于通过2018 年10 月15 日和2019 年2 月25 日的某些委员会执行决定的换文出入境制度(EES)（申根协定的进一步发展）（LR № 0.362.380.093）LGBI № 2019.099 列支敦士登公国与欧盟之间关于通过第2019/592 号法规（EU）2018/1806 修订法规（EU）2018/1806，确定其国民在跨越外部边界时必须持有签证的第三国名单，以及其国民免于该签证的第三国名单要求，以期英国退出欧盟（申根协议的进一步发展）(LR № 0.362.380.094) Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 74 日期* 措施LUXEMBOURG 11-04-19 Mem A237：2019 年4 月8 日关于在退出大不列颠及北联合王国时对金融部门采取的措施的法律欧洲联盟爱尔兰并修订： 1 ° 1993 年4 月5 日修订的有关金融部门的法律； 2 ° 2009 年11 月10 日修订的关于支付服务的法律； 3° 2010 年12 月17 日修订的集体投资企业法； 4° 2013 年7 月12 日修订的另类投资基金管理人法； 5° 2015 年12 月7 日修订的保险业法； 6° 2015 年12 月18 日修订的关于信用机构和某些投资公司违约的法律。 Mem A238：2019 年4 月8 日关于在大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国退出欧盟时对金融部门采取的措施的法律，并修订：1° 2007 年2 月13 日修订的法律专门的投资基金； 2° 2010 年12 月17 日修订的关于集体投资经营者的法律。 Mem A244：2019 年4 月8 日的大公法规修订了2014 年2 月27 日修订的大公法规，规定了谷物种子的营销、生产和认证条件。 Mem A245：2019 年4 月8 日的大公法规修订了2018 年6 月1 日的大公法规，规定了饲料植物种子的营销、生产和认证条件。 16-04-19 Mem A249：公布2019 年3 月14 日委员会指令(EU) 2019/514 的附件，修订欧洲议会和理事会关于国防相关产品清单的指令2009/43 / EC根据2018 年6 月27 日颁布的出口管制法第22 条。 17-04-19 Mem A250：2019 年4 月8 日大公法规修订了2001 年4 月25 日关于观赏植物繁殖材料营销的大公法规。 24-04-19 Mem A267：适用于卢森堡大公国的新欧洲非电力标准的实施。 Mem A268：适用于卢森堡大公国的电子技术领域新欧洲标准的实施。 Mem A269：适用于卢森堡大公国的新欧洲电信标准的实施。马耳他2019 年第77 号法律公告16-04-19 – 2019 年防止洗钱和资助恐怖主义（修订）条例- 马耳他政府公报第20,171–16.04.2019 号挪威02-04-19 FOR-33019 -426 卫生部关于修订食品营养和健康声明法规的条例FOR-2019-04-01-427 卫生部关于修订食品和饲料中农药残留法规的条例-2019-04-01-428 农业和食品部关于修订农药法规的规定03-04-19 FOR-2019-03-18-434 气候和环境部关于修订产品法规的规定（修订§ 2-5) [禁止生产、进口、出口、销售和使用辛基苯酚和辛基苯酚乙氧基化物以及含有这些物质的制剂] FOR-2019-03-18-435 MINISTRY OF CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 关于修订产品法规的规定FOR -2019-03-29-437 卫生部ALTH AND CARE SERVICES 关于芳香法规变更的法规FOR-2019-03-29-438 气候与环境部关于杀菌剂法规（杀菌剂法规）修订的法规Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 75 日期* 措施FOR-2019-03-30-439 卫生部关于动物食品中药物残留限量法规修正案的规定FOR-2019-04-01-440卫生部关于与食品接触的材料和物体的法规修正案的条例（食品接触法规） FOR-2019-04-01-441 卫生和保健服务部、农业和食品部、贸易和贸易部FISHERIES 关于动物食品中药物残留限量法规修正案的法规FOR-2019-04-01-442 劳工和社会事务部、气候和环境部、司法和应急规划部、卫生部SERVICES CLP法规修订条例[物质和制剂的分类、标签和包装分类、物质和制剂的标签和包装] FOR-2019-04-02-445 MINISTRY OF气候与环境、劳工和社会事务部、司法部和紧急规划部化学品注册、评估、批准和限制法规（REACH 法规）修订条例05-04-19 FOR-2019-04-04- 456 农业和食品部、贸易和工业部关于饲料标签和营销法规修订的条例08-04-19 FOR-2019-04-01-461 农业和食品部关于通知法规修订的条例和动物疾病通知10-04-19 FOR-2 019-04-08-468 运输和通信部关于英国退出欧盟的航空安全某些方面的规定FOR-2019-04-10-471财政部大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国（英国）退出欧洲后，向英国公司订购并有权提供保险服务等的法定保险等规定ean Union (EU) FOR-2019-04-10-481 卫生部关于2004 年11 月2 日第2 号条例修正案的条例。 1441 关于药品的制造和进口，……关于英国退出欧盟时的药学12-04-19 FOR-2019-04-02-493 卫生部关于食品添加剂法规修正案的规定FOR-2019-04-09-494 外交部关于修订国防材料、多用途货物、技术和服务出口条例的条例26-04-19 FOR-2019-04-24-532 卫生部服务、贸易和工业部、农业和食品部关于饲料添加剂条例修正案的条例波兰02-04-19 № 620 2019 年3 月15 日关于某些实体开展商业活动规则的法案金融市场与大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国脱离欧盟有关，但未达成第1 条所述的协议。 50 美元2019 年3 月15 日欧洲联盟条约第2 号法案2019 年3 月15 日关于监管与承认大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国从欧盟和欧洲原子能组织相关的专业资格有关的某些事项能源共同体没有缔结艺术中提到的协议。 50 美元2019 年3 月15 日欧洲联盟条约第2 号法案2019 年3 月15 日关于监管与大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国从欧盟和欧洲原子能共同体发生的某些案件相关的某些案件，但未达成该协议在艺术中​​提到。 50 美元欧盟条约第2 号04-04-19 № 638 2019 年2 月22 日法案修订了健康保护法案，以应对使用烟草和烟草产品的后果贝克麦坚时国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 76 日期* 措施16-04-19 № 703 2019 年3 月29 日创业和技术部长条例，修订了管理贸易手段下授予的货物进出口许可证条例17-04-19 № 714 财政部长法令2019 年3 月22 日关于发布财政部长法令关于提供服务地点和退还所征收税款的统一文本的法令购买（进口）商品或服务的实体2019 年4 月12 日财政部长第716 号条例关于在自由区出售给前往第三国的旅客的烟草产品的单位包装上提供的安全要素的规定25-04- 2019 年4 月17 日第19 号754 号农业和农村发展部长条例修订了特定类型食品标签的规定№ 758 总理201 年4 月2 日公告9 关于发布关于西班牙莱格尼察经济特区的部长理事会统一法规文本05-04-19 工业、贸易和旅游(ITT)：2019 年4 月1 日的决议工业和中小型公司，西班牙标准化协会正在处理的UNE 标准项目，对应于一年中的月份，提交给公共信息。 2019 年3 月.(BOE-A-2019-5063) ITT：工业和中小企业总局2019 年4 月1 日的决议，其中已作为UNE 标准处理的欧洲和国际标准项目西班牙协会的项目被提交给公共信息。标准化，对应于2019 年3 月。 (BOE-A-2019-5064) 08-04-19 ITT：工业和中小企业总局于2019 年4 月1 日的决议，发布在2019 年3 月期间已被批准为西班牙规范的欧洲标准清单。 (BOE-A-2019-5219) ITT：工业和中小企业总局于2019 年4 月1 日的决议，公布了2019 年3 月废止的UNE 法规清单。 （BOE -A-2019-5220) ITT：工业和中小企业总局于2019 年4 月1 日的决议，其中公布了西班牙标准化协会批准的UNE 标准清单，在2019 年3 月。 (BO​​EA-2019-5221) 10-04-19 众议院2019 年4 月3 日决议，下令公布3 月第5/2019 号皇家法令的生效协议1，在大不列颠及北爱尔兰联合王国退出欧盟之前，在未达成《欧盟条约》第50条规定的协议的情况下采取应急措施。 (BOE-A-2019-5328 ) 12-04-19 3 月1 日第2/2019 号法律，关于食品质量、差异化质量a和直接销售食品。 (BOE-A-2019-5481) 总统府：4 月12 日第258/2019 号皇家法令，该法令修改了6 月25 日第824/2010 号皇家法令，该法令规定了制药实验室、活性药物成分制造商以及药品和药品的外贸在研究中。 (BOE-A-2019-5568) 16-04-19 农业等：4 月12 日的APA / 447/2019 号令修改了10 月11 日的APA / 1076/2018 号令，其中规定了植物检疫要求在加那利群岛自治区进口或进口木制包装和托盘。 (BOE-A-2019-5799 - 2 pages - 220 KB ) 限制性措施的制定、修订、更正以下限制性措施（按国家分组）已制定、修订或更正，并在国家官方期刊或机构贝克麦坚时国际贸易部公布合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 77 个网站在此更新涵盖的期间内。 [这是部分列表，非官方翻译。 ] *显示的日期可能是签名日期、发布日期或出版日期，具体取决于当地惯例。日期* 限制措施爱尔兰(EIRE) 26-04-19 SI No. 168/2019 - 欧盟（关于朝鲜民主主义人民共和国的限制措施）（第2 号）条例2019 SI No. 169/2019 - 欧盟（关于突尼斯的限制性措施）条例2019 SI No. 170/2019 - 欧盟（关于叙利亚的限制性措施）条例2019 SI No. 171/2019 - 欧盟（关于南苏丹的限制性措施）（第2 号）条例2019 SI No. 172/2019 - 欧盟（关于刚果民主共和国的限制性措施）条例2019 LIECHTENSTEIN 11-04-19 LIECI № 2019.090 2019 年4 月9 日法令修订了针对利比亚的措施条例（LR № 946.221.04） -19 LGBI № 2019.092 2019 年4 月16 日法令修订了针对伊朗伊斯兰共和国的措施法令(LR № 946.223.3) 非EU-EFTA 欧洲国家土耳其立法（法律、决议、命令等） 以下文件是发表在网上e TC Resmî Gazete。日期标的02-04-19 修订《计量器具进出口程序规定》 03-04-19 进口配额和关税配额管理公报（第2019/2号）公报修订《事业单位进出口公报》（进口：2018/2） 04-04-19 修订《计量器具进出口程序规定》的规定07-04- 19 总统：（对进口法令的附加决定（决定数量：863) 10-04-19 条例修改关于走私种类定罪定案的公告12-04-19 防止进口不正当竞争公报（编号：2019/11） 公报关于防止进口不正当竞争（No：2019/12） 关于防止进口不正当竞争的公报（No：2019/13） 13-04-19 总统府第2019/6号关于协调委员会关于贸易便利化的决定17-04-19 关于修改实施马铃薯进口关税配额的决定的决定（决定数量：951） 18-04-19 联合国安理会2140（2014）、2216（2015） 2402 (2018) 和2456 (2019) 与某些人的决定无界，发现土耳其的银行和其他金融机构在存款箱中拥有真实和法人，可用于准备金头寸，包括所有权利和应收账款以及要冻结的资产最多26/2/2020 Da te 以及与财政部和财政部有关决议的决议的各种交易（决议数量：969） Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 78 日期主题公报关于修改出口货物公报（公报编号：Export 2006/7）（出口：2019/3） 19-04-19 关于实施关税配额的决定部分纺织品的进口（决定数量：1002） 1991 年12 月10 日20-04-19 “欧洲自由贸易联盟成员国和土耳其之间的协议”，日期为2017 年4 月6 日，以及根据第1/2017 号决定成立的联合委员会批准决定（决定编号：1009） 27-04-19 世界贸易组织协调理事会主席编号：2019/7 28-04-19 2019年3月进口加工许可证清单（D1） 税收清单, 2019 年3 月(Y) 入境处理许可清单，根据公司要求撤销乌克兰立法（法律、决议、命令等）以下乌克兰法律(Закон України)、决议(Постанова)、总统令(Указ Президента), 内阁法令(Ро зпорядження Кабінету Міністрів України）、条例（Положення）、机构命令（Наказ）和其他立法在议会（Верховної : 日期主题06-04-19 № AD-408/2019/4411-03 (03-04-19) - 反倾销调查通知和对从俄罗斯进口的电缆和钢丝绳的反倾销调查的实施№ SP-409/2019 / 4411-03 (03-04-19) - 关于进口到乌克兰的聚氨酯泡沫柔性多孔板、块和片材的违规和审查特别措施的通知，无论原产国如何和出口№ AD-410/2019/4411-03 (03-04-19) 将原产于俄罗斯的容量不超过0.15 升的医用玻璃容器的反倾销措施再延长5 年的通知10- 04-19 关于修改禁止进口货物清单2019 年4 月10 日乌克兰内阁第305 号决议关于修改源自俄罗斯联邦决议禁止进口到乌克兰关税区的货物清单的修正案。 2019 年4 月10 日乌克兰内阁第306 号关于提交乌克兰最高拉达批准乌克兰内阁与波兰共和国政府关于维护边境公路的协议乌克兰- 波兰边境上的桥梁物体乌克兰内阁令2019 年4 月10 日第244-p 20-04-19 号AD-413/2019/4411-03 (17-04-19) –原产于俄罗斯的某些固体肥料（硝酸铵）和其他矿物或化学产品– AD 审查№ AD-411/2019/4411-03 (17-04-19) - 终止对原产于俄罗斯的进口注射器的反倾销调查印度、土耳其他们和中国没有使用最终反倾销措施№ AD-412/2019 / 4411-03 (17-04-19) - 关于最终反倾销措施的适用原产于波兰和中国的橡胶医疗用品管进口到乌克兰– 5 年反倾销措施№ AD-414/2019 / 4411-03 (17-04-19) 反倾销调查和反倾销实施通知- 对原产于白俄罗斯的气体混凝土砌块进口的倾销调查Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 79 日期主题经济发展和贸易部宣布对原产于中华人民共和国的进口乌克兰无缝不锈钢管的最终反倾销措施的适用期限届满№ AD- 326/2014/4421-06 of 27-11-2014 经济发展和贸易部宣布对原产于俄罗斯的转换转移进口到乌克兰的最终反倾销措施的适用期限到期№ AD-325-2014 /4421-06 of 25-11- 2014 中东和北非摩洛哥转让定价的最新发展过去两年，摩洛哥与转让定价相关的法律框架发生了几次变化。最近，2019 年《金融法》对转让定价文件提出了新要求。摩洛哥纳税人必须准备具体文件，向税务机关证明其转让定价政策的合理性。这旨在改进对转让定价和审计程序的控制，并与该领域的现有国际惯例保持一致。此前，摩洛哥政府于2017 年为在摩洛哥设立的跨国公司引入了一项可选的提前转让定价协议计划(APA)，允许税务机关与位于摩洛哥的纳税人之间签订APA。 APA 机制受摩洛哥一般税法第234 条之二和第234 条之三的约束。根据这些条款，只有与外国公司有直接或间接依赖关系并与外国公司进行特定交易的摩洛哥公司才能申请APA。具体交易包括货物转让、服务提供、无形物​​品的销售/特许经营、金融交易、当前或特殊交易、人员或货物的提供。 APA 的有效期仅限于四个财政年度。该计划允许纳税人确保在整个预期期间内，如果符合APA 的规定，税务机关不会对其转让定价政策进行重新评估。 2017 年7 月3 日第2-16-571 号法令规定了缔结APA 应遵循的程序。联系人：Richard Mugni、Céline van Zeebroeck、Fabien Hecquet 和Keltoum Boudribila。 Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 80 欧亚经济联盟(EAEU) 欧亚经济委员会的决定和建议以下欧亚经济委员会(EEC) 的决定和建议已发布在欧亚经济委员会文档页面的文档部分。一般而言，仅列出Решения、Распоряжение 和对国际贸易商有直接影响的建议。出版日期欧亚经济委员会标题板(Коллегии)​​ Решения Решения 05-04-19 № 46 (02-04-19) 关于拟进口到欧亚关税区的货物的初步信息结构和格式的变化经济联盟通过47 号公路(02-04-19) 关于通过铁路№ 48 引入欧亚经济联盟关税区货物的初步信息结构和格式的变化(02-04-19) 关于引入拟进口到欧亚经济联盟关税区的货物的初步信息结构和格式的变化№ 49 (02-04-19) 关于引入拟进口货物的初步信息结构和格式的变化将通过第50 号航空(02-04-19) 进口到欧亚经济联盟关税区关于不适用欧亚经济委员会第51 号(02-04 -19) 关于欧亚经济联盟第52 号海关边境检查站的分类类型(02-04-19) 欧亚经济联盟技术法规清单（关税同盟技术法规）第53 号(02) -04-19) 关于第54 号身份证件类型的分类(02-04-19) 关于欧亚经济联盟第55 号框架内的组织和法律管理形式分类(02—4-19) 关于欧亚经济联盟综合信息系统开发的技术任务19-04-19 № 56 (16-04-19) 关于根据单一商品命名法对基于活乳酸菌的药物进行分类欧亚经济联盟第57 号对外经济活动(16-04-19) 根据欧亚经济联盟第58 号对外经济活动单一商品命名法对半成品“牛肉饼”进行分类(16- 04-19) 关于PA的要求在欧亚经济联盟数字议程实施框架内启动项目的文件和此类项目的护照形式№ 59 (16-04-19) 关于分类药用植物材料№ 60 ( 16-04-19) 关于修改包含研究（测试）和测量的规则和方法的标准清单，包括抽样规则，这是应用和实施关税同盟技术法规要求所必需的“关于包装安全” (ТР ТС 005/2011) 和技术法规对象№ 61 (16-04-19) 的实施合规性关于欧亚经济联盟“关于酒精饮料安全”的技术法规的过渡条款（ TP EAEU 047/2018) № 62 (16-04-19) 关于医疗器械医疗应用的分类№ 63 (16-04-19) 关于引入许可的商品清单第2.The change procedures in Section 1 include b Baker McKenzie products established for import into the Eurasian Economic Union Customs Territory and/or export from the Eurasian Economic Union Customs Territory. International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 81 Publication date Title № 64 (16-04-19) Regarding the revision of the list of executive agencies of the member states of the Eurasian Economic Union, its authorized representatives are included in the Advisory Committee Eurasian Economic Union Customs and Border Control Agency Interaction № 65 (16-04- 19) According to the Eurasian Economic Union № 66 Single Commodity Nomenclature for Foreign Economic Activities, gasoline is classified (16-04 -19) Regarding amendments to the filling procedure of the cargo declaration form, Appendix 4 № 67 (16-04-19) Regarding transportation and Reference books and classifiers used in the transportation field 26-04-19 № 68 (23-04-19) Regarding the development (revision, revision) plan of intergovernmental standards, the result is voluntary compliance with the Eurasian Economic Union’s "Regarding Fish and Fish Technical regulations for product safety "requirements" (EAEU TR 040/2016), and intergovernmental standards containing rules and methods for research (testing) and measurement, including sampling rules, which are required for the application and implementation of Eurasian economic and technical regulations Necessary "Regarding the safety of fish and fish products" (EAEU TR 040/2016) and the compliance assessment of technical regulatory objects Board Распоряжение 05-04-19 № 56 (02-04-19) Regarding the implementation of the general process "formed , Maintain and use the single registration of medical devices registered in the Eurasian Economic Union" № 57 (02-04-19) Regarding the implementation of the general process "formation and maintenance of the unified registration of published or passed technical conformity assessment documents" Europe Regulations of the Asian Economic Union (Technical Regulations of the Customs Union)", the Certificate of Conformity and the Declaration of Conformity Issued in the Unified Registration No. 58 (02-04-19) Regarding the composition of the Advisory Committee on the Decision on the Classification of Agricultural Industrial Complexes approved by the Amendment Committee The preliminary decision committee adopted by the member states issued a table that provides the common tariffs used by the collective committee for classification decisions. A separate website is used to make preliminary decisions on the classification of goods used by the customs authorities of member states of the Eurasian Economic Union. Last updated on March 24, 2019. This table lists the tariff code, description, and reason (GRI) of the decision. Preliminary decision on tariff classification in Belarus. The State Customs Committee maintains a searchable database of preliminary decisions on tariff classification of goods (База данных товаров, в отношении которых принято прекинято прекекекедварилилкилелиц. The database has been updated in March 2019. Tariffs have been updated to принято прекекекелилилилилителиледварис. Search for code or description (in Russian). Russian Federation Russia expands sanctions on Ukraine Russia has imposed additional sanctions on Ukraine, including a ban on the export of petroleum and petroleum products. Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\ WASDMS 82 Government Resolution No. 460-25 was passed on April 18, 2019 and became effective immediately, stipulating the following new sanctions imposed by Russia on Ukraine: 1. Further expand the import prohibition list introduced by Resolution 1716-83. The list was initially Including agricultural products, raw materials, food, industrial products and certain personal hygiene products, and now also including certain engineering products, light industrial products and metal products listed by name and HS classification code. 2. If these goods (i) come from Ukraine, (ii) supplied by Ukraine, or (iii) transiting Ukrainian territory, prohibits these goods from entering Russia. 3. List the products that cannot be exported from Russia to Ukraine. The list covers petroleum, petroleum products and other names and HS Goods identified by the classification code. 4. Introduce the list of products that cannot be exported from Russia to Ukraine without the permission of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development from June 1, 2019. The list includes certain products designated based on their names and HS classification codes. Fuel and energy products. According to the Russian Prime Minister, Resolution 460-25 was adopted in response to Ukraine’s recent decision to expand its own product list, which prohibits imports from Russia to Ukraine. If you have any questions, please Contact the authors Alexander Bychkov and Vladimir Efremov. Legislation (acts, resolutions, orders, etc.) The following Russian Federation (RF) bills, government resolutions/decree (Правительства) (GR), Federal Customs Service (FCS) orders and other legislation are already in Rossiyskaya Published on Gazeta or on the official portal of legal information (Официальный интернет-портал правовой информации) Covered by this update: Release date subject 01-04-19 Federal Customs Service approved Federal Customs Order 28.02.2034.02 for payment of duties and taxes Confirmation Form" (registered on 03/29/2019 No. 54206) Federal Customs Service Order No. 341 of February 28, 2019 “Regarding the decision of the customs authority to postpone or install payment decisions on the payment plan of import duties and taxes” (registered on 3/29/2019 No. 54207) 03-04-19 Federal Customs Service Order 08.02.2019 No. 226 "On the approval of the result-based customs supervision, the procedure for filling and changing (amendment) the decision, the form of the decision to change (amend) the decision based on the result of the customs supervision, and the order of filling out” (already Registration) 02/04/2019 No. 54247) 04-04-19 12.03.2019 № 377 Order of the Federal Customs Service "On the approval of the procedures for placing goods for personal use in temporary storage places for importing such goods and intending to move to the Russian Federation Foreign individuals with permanent residence, obtaining refugee status in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation "(registered on 03/04/2019 No. 54255) Federal Customs Administration dated 12/03/2019 № 378 "On the approval of commodity classification and personal use of goods The decision of Baker & McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 83 Publication date The order of the topics filled in, the change of the decision" (registration number 54257 04/03/2019) 12.03.2019 № 379 Order of the Federal Customs Administration "Regarding the approval of the form No. 54256 of April 3, 2019 Registration) Order of the Federal Customs Administration No. 380 of March 12, 2019 "Regarding the procedures for the establishment of record keeping free warehouses and the use of free warehouses under customs procedures Goods manufactured (received) under customs procedures, report forms for such goods, procedures and deadlines for filling out such forms and submitting such reports to the customs authorities" (Registration on 03/04/2019 No. 54261) 12.03. Order of the Federal Customs Service of 2019 No. 381 "On Approval of Procedures for Organizing Customs Escorts for Vehicle Customs Escorts Only in the Russian Federation" (registered on 03/04/2019 No. 54260) 05-04-19 February 5, 2019 Federation Customs Department Order No. 180 "On the approval of the procedures for the cancellation of customs, transportation (transport), commercial and other documents, such documents and goods identification methods used for customs inspection, as well as customs clearance, transportation (transport) and other documents "(Registration 04/04/2019 No. 54281) 09-04-19 Federal Customs Service Order No. 342 of February 28, 2019 "On Approval The form of documents required to change the time limit for payment of import duties and taxes, the form of extension or instalment payment plans, and their filling, review and decision-making procedures" (registered on 09.04.2019 No. 54314) 11-0 4-19 18.03.2019 Federal Customs Service Order No. 446 "The carrier’s application is approved for unloading (transfer) of supplies form and the decision form made by the customs authority based on the result of the above application" (registered on April 11, 2019, No. No. 54339) 12-04-19 06.02 Federal Customs Service Order. No. 194 of 2019 "On approval to fill in unassembled or disassembled goods used to decide to pass the customs border of the Eurasian Economic Union, including incomplete or incomplete imports or The forms and procedures for the classification decision documents of exported goods. Various consignment sales are expected to be within a fixed period of time. When such a decision is changed, if the application is rejected and a decision is made, and when such a decision is terminated "(Registration 04 /11/2019 No. 54347) Order No. 424 of the Federal Customs Service of March 18, 2019 “On the Recognition of the Invalidity of the Order No. 1232 of the Russian Federal Customs Service of June 23, 2015” on the approval of the document format used for decision-making in unassembled or The classification of dismantled goods, including incomplete or incomplete forms based on the Uniform Commodity Nomenclature of the Eurasian Economic Union for Foreign Economic Activities, and the procedures for filling in the classification decision of unassembled or dismantled goods, including incomplete or unfinished de, import Or export undertaking various consignments within the stipulated time "(4.11.2019 Registered № 54346) Order of the Federal Customs Service of 18.03.2019 No. 442" regarding the approval application for the transfer of goods under the temporary entry (tolerance) customs procedures, The obligatory form of the person to whom the goods are transferred is based on the provisional customs procedures for the use of goods admission (admission), temporary import requirements and conditions, and the decision form of the General Administration of Customs. 11/2019 No. 54345) 16-04-19 Order of the Federal Customs Service on 14/1/2019 № 28, "On the update of Baker McKenzie international trade compliance according to the single commodity nomenclature of foreign trade | May 2019 8465028- v6\WASDMS 84 The subject of publication of the Eurasian Economic Union for certain commodities” (Registration No. 54388 04/16/2019) Order of the Ministry of Interior, Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation Russian Federation, Federal Customs Administration 18.03.2019 No. 135/ No. 857/409 "Regarding the Recognition of the Supervision Act for Issuing Vehicle Passports and Vehicle Chassis Passports" (15.04.2019 registration No. 54380) Federal Order No. 443 of the General Administration of Customs of March 3, 2019 "Regarding the Approval of the Extension of the Temporary Export Customs Procedure The application form and the customs authority make a decision based on the results of the review of the application" (Member 04.15.2019 № 54373) 18/3/2019 № 445 Order of the Federal Customs Administration "On the approval of the application form for goods transactions under customs procedures in customs warehouses, and the proportion of applications determined byService (HS 6309, 9506, 61123, 61124, 392610, 420310, 681250) Uganda UGA/776/Add.1 04/12/2019 No methylated alcohol is given. Ethanol and other denatured alcohol of any concentration (HS 220720) Uganda UGA/779/Add.1 04/12/2019 No pre-shave, shaving or after-shave preparations, personal deodorants, bath preparations, depilatory agents and other perfumes were given , Cosmetics or toiletries, not specified or included elsewhere; prepared indoor deodorants, whether or not perfumed or have disinfecting properties (HS 3307) UGA/780/Add.1 04/12/2019 No Body oils, essential oils and resins are given; perfume, cosmetics or toiletry products (HS 33) UGA/799/Add.1 04/12/2019 Shea butter is not given (HS 33) Uganda UGA/800/Add.1 04/12/2019 No lip balm, lipstick ointment (HS 33) Uganda UGA/801/Add.1 04/12/2019 No lip gloss, lip gloss (HS 33) Uganda UGA/802/Add.1 04/12/ 2019 No aftershave (HS 33) Uganda UGA/804/Add.1 04/12/2019 No fish gill net (HS 560811) Uganda UGA/907/Add.1 04/12/2019 No caustic soda (hydroxide) Sodium); sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) (HS 28151) UGA/919/Add.1 04/12/2019 Uganda UGA/919/Add.1 04/12/2019 No baby diapers (HS 481840, 560110) Uganda UGA/674/Add.1 04/11/2019 No drinking alcohol (HS 220720) Uganda UGA/676/Add.1 04/11/2019 No fortified alcohol (HS 2204) Uganda UGA/678/Add.1 04/11/2019 No whiskey (HS 220830) ) Uganda UGA/679 Add.1 04/11/2019 No vodka (HS 220860) Uganda UGA/680/Add.1 04/11/2019 No brandy UGA/681/Add.1 04/11/2019 No Neutral liquor (HS 22) given Uganda UGA/682/Add.1 04/11/2019 No gin given Uganda UGA/683/Add.1 04/11/2019 No rum given-Rum And Tafia (HS 220840) Uganda UGA/754/Add.1 04/11/2019 No glycerin (HS 290545) Uganda UGA/755/Add.1 04/11/2019 No baby oils, essential oils and resins; Perfume, cosmetics or toiletries (HS 33) Uganda UGA/756/Add.1 04/11/2019 No dry roasted silver carp is given. Fish, dried, salted or in brine; smoked fish, whether or not cooked before or during smoking; fish meal, meal and granules suitable for human consumption (HS 0305) UGA/815/Add. 1 04/11/2019 No lipstick Uganda UGA/850/Add.1 04/11/2019 No Nectars juice (including grape juice) and vegetable juice, unfermented and Baker McKenzie free International Trade Compliance Update | 2019 May 8465028-v6\WASDMS 109 Issue country/region notification date Final date for comments on added spirits covered by the product, regardless of whether it contains added sugar or other sweetening substances (HS 2009) UGA/926/Add.1 04/ 11/2019 No compost is given; fertilizer (HS 31). Fertilizer (ICS 65.080). Uganda UGA/927/Add.1 04/11/2019 No organic-inorganic compound fertilizer; fertilizer (HS 31) is given. Fertilizer (ICS 65.080). Uganda UGA/928/Add.1 04/11/2019 Compound microbial fertilizer is not given; fertilizer (HS 31). Fertilizer (ICS 65.080). UGA/930/Add.1 04/11/2019 Uganda did not give kombucha (HS: 2206). (ICS: 67.160.20). UGA/751/Add.1 04/16/2019 Uganda does not provide shirt fabrics, jacket fabrics, and school uniform fabrics. Men's or boys' shirts. (HS 6205), women's or girls' tops, shirts and shirts-tops. (HS 6206) Uganda UGA/752/Add.1 04/18/2019 No school uniform fabrics and textured yarns are given. Woven fabrics obtained from nylon or other polyamide or polyester high-strength yarns (HS 540710), tufted fabrics (HS 580230) Uganda UGA/753/Add.1 04/18/2019 No school uniform fabrics, warp Knitted fabric. Warp knitted fabrics (including knitted fabrics made on knitting machines), except for warp knitted fabrics of heading 60.01 to 60.04. (HS 6005) Uganda UGA/372/Rev.1/Add.1 04/23/2019 No lubricants, industrial oils and related products Uganda UGA/373/Rev.1/Add.1 04/23/2019 No Lubricants, industrial oils and related products are given Uganda UGA/374/Rev.1/Add.1 04/23/2019 Lubricants, industrial oils and related products are not given Uganda UGA/375/Rev.1/Add.1 04/23/2019 Lubricants, industrial oils and related products are not given Uganda UGA/504/Add.1 04/23/2019 Paper and cardboard are not given; pulp, paper or cardboard products (HS 48) Uganda UGA/505 /Add.1 04/23/2019 Paper and cardboard are not given; pulp, paper or cardboard products (HS 48) Uganda UGA/506/Add.1 04/23/2019 No waxed bread packaging base paper (HS 48) is given Uganda UGA/507/Add.1 04/23 /2019 No facial tissue (HS 4803) Uganda UGA/508/Add.1 04/23/2019 No general paper (HS 4803) Uganda UGA/509/Add.1 04 /23/2019 No paper napkins/napkins (HS 4803) Uganda UGA/510/Add.1 04/23/2019 No copy paper Uganda UGA/511/Add.1 04/23/2019 No corrugated cardboard boxes, For general packaging Uganda UGA/512 /Add.1 04/23/2019 Multi-layer paper bags used for packaging cement are not given Uganda UGA/513/Add.1 04/23/2019 Wax paper used for bread packaging is not given Uganda UGA/514/Add.1 04/23/2019 No natural and malleable kraft paper (HS 48042) Uganda UGA/515/Add.1 04/23/2019 No wrapping paper Uganda UGA/567/Add .1 04/23/2019 No cotton khanga is given, containing 85% or more cotton by weight (HS 520710) Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 110 Release Country/Region Notification date The final date for comment. The commodity covers Uganda UGA/568/Add.1 04/23/2019 Knitted polyester/cellulose, high-strength yarn from nylon or other polyamides is not given Obtained woven fabric or polyester (HS 540710) Uganda UGA/686/Add.1 04/23/2019 No birth material stove (HS 7321) Uganda UGA/746/Add.1 04/23/2019 Not given Fabrics, school uniform fabrics UGA /747/Add.1 04/23/2019 Fabrics, suit jacket fabrics, school uniform suit jackets are not given. Jackets and blazers: (HS 61033), jackets and blazers: (HS 61043), jackets and blazers: (HS 62033), jackets and blazers: (HS 62043). Uganda UGA/749/Add.1 04/23/2019 does not provide polyester fabrics and viscose fabrics. Old clothes and other old items. (HS 6309), woven fabrics obtained from high tenacity yarns of nylon or other polyamide or polyester (HS 540710), woven fabrics obtained from high tenacity yarns of viscose rayon (HS 540810), clothing, apparel Accessories, shoes and headwear (HS 681250) UGA/750/Add.1 04/23/2019 School uniform fabrics, polyester fabrics, and cotton fabrics are not given. Cotton woven fabric containing 85% or more cotton by weight and weighing more than 200 g/m². (HS 5209), cotton woven fabric, containing less than 85% cotton by weight, mainly or only mixed with man-made fibers, and weighing no more than 200 g/m². (HS 5210), used clothes and other used items. (HS 6309), woven fabric obtained from high-strength yarns of nylon or other polyamide or polyester (HS 540710) UGA/781/Add.2 04/24/2019 No gaming equipment Uganda UGA/788/ Add.1 04/24/2019 No trolley provided UGA/789/Add.1 04/24/2019 No machete (HS 8201) Uganda UGA/790/Add.1 04/24/2019 No spades and Shovel (HS 820110) Uganda UGA/791/Add.1 04/24/2019 No hand tools are given, including: shovel, shovel, straw mat, pick, hoe, fork and rake; axe, hook and similar cutting tools; any Types of pruning shears and pruning shears; sickles, sickles, hay knives, hedge shears, wooden wedges and other tools used in agriculture, gardening or forestry. (HS 8201),-Harrows, rippers, field cultivators, weeders and hoes: (HS 84322). UGA/792/Add.1 04/24/2019 does not give hand tools, as follows: shovels, shovels, matoxes, picks, hoes, forks and rakes; axes, hooks and similar cutting tools; repairs of any kind Branch shears and pruning shears; sickles, sickles, hay knives, hedge shears, wooden wedges and other tools used in agriculture, gardening or forestry (HS 8201) UGA/803/Add.1 04/24/2019 Not given Insecticides and other general agrochemicals Uganda UGA/807/Add.1 04/24/2019 No motorcycle rubber tire inner tube; rubber inner tube (HS 4013) Uganda UGA/813/Add.1 04/23/2019 No update on international trade compliance for surgical instruments and materials Baker McKenzie | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 111 Release country/region notification date Final date for comments The product covers Uganda UGA/814/Add.1 04/23/ 2019 No surgical instruments and materials are provided Uganda UGA/816/Add.1 04/24/2019 No buses are provided Uganda UGA/833/Add.1 04/23/2019 No surgical instruments and materials are provided Uganda UGA/836/Add. 1 04/23/2019 Surgical instruments and materials are not provided Uganda UGA/837/Add.1 04 /23/2019 Needles not designated for surgical suture (HS 9018, 844851) Uganda UGA/838/Add.1 04/23 /2019 Needles not designated for surgical sutures (HS 844851, 901832) Uganda/Add.1 1 04/23/2019 No cotton T-shirts (HS 6109) Uganda UGA/862/Add.1 04/24/ 2019 does not provide salt; sulfur; soil and stone; plastering materials, lime and cement (HS 25) UGA/863/Add.1 04/24/2019 Portland cement, high alumina cement, slag cement, Persulfate cement and similar hydraulic cement, whether colored or clinker (HS 2523) Uganda UGA/864/Add.1 04/24/2019 Portland cement, high alumina cement, slag cement, Persulfate cement and similar hydraulic cement, whether colored or in the form of clinker (HS 2523) UGA/865/Add.1 04/24/2019 Portland cement, high alumina cement, slag are not given Cement, persulfate cement and similar hydraulic cement, whether colored or in the form of clinker (HS 2523) Uganda UGA/892/Add.1 0 4/23/2019 does not provide hospital cotton sheets and toilet paper and similar paper, cellulose filler or cellulose fiber web, used for household or sanitary purposes, the roll width does not exceed 36 cm, or the cut size or shape; pulp, paper, Cellulose filler or cellulose web (HS 4818) UGA/893/Add.1 04/23/2019 Uganda UGA/893/Add.1 04/23/2019 Green surgical fabrics used for surgical gowns and valances, cotton woven fabrics, containing 85% cotton or more by weight Many, weighing more than 200 g/m² (HS 5209) UGA/920/Add.1 04/23/2019 No engine oil is given in Uganda; lubricant preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or Anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but do not include petroleum containing 70% or more by weight or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients Preparations (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/937/Add.1 04/23/2019 No petroleum products are given; petroleum and oil extracted from bituminous minerals, crude oil. (HS 2709). General petroleum products (ICS 75.080). Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 112 Issuance of national notification date The final date for comments on the product covers Uganda UGA/938/Add.1 04/23/2019 No engine oil; lubricating agent ( Including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but not including 70% or more A preparation in which a large amount of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals is used as the basic ingredient. (HS 3403). Lubricants, industrial oils and related products (ICS 75.100). UGA/939/Add.1 04/23/2019 No engine oil is given in Uganda; lubricant preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants ) And used for textile materials, leather, furs or other materials, but does not include preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients. (HS 3403). Lubricants, industrial oils and related products (ICS 75.100). Uganda UGA/940/Add.1 04/23/2019 No lubricating oil is given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants ) And used for textile materials, leather, furs or other materials, but does not include preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients. (HS 3403). Lubricants, industrial oils and related products (ICS 75.100). Uganda UGA/941/Add.1 04/23/2019 Lubricants are not given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants ) And used for textile materials, leather, furs or other materials, but does not include preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients. (HS 3403). Lubricants, industrial oils and related products (ICS 75.100). Uganda UGA/942/Add.1 04/23/2019 No lubricating oil is given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants ) And used for textile materials, leather, furs or other materials, but does not include preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients. (HS 3403). Lubricants, industrial oils and related products (ICS 75.100). Uganda UGA/943/Add.1 04/23/2019 does not provide engine oil; lubricant preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update| May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 113 National notification date Final date for comments Treated preparations, but not including oils containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals. (HS 3403). Lubricants, industrial oils and related products (ICS 75.100). Uganda UGA/944/Add.1 04/23/2019 does not provide engine oil; lubricant preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) And used for textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but does not include preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients. (HS 3403). Lubricants, industrial oils and related products (ICS 75.100). Uganda UGA/945/Add.1 04/23/2019 does not provide automobile engine oil; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants ) And used for textile materials, leather, furs or other materials, but does not include preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients. (HS 3403). Lubricants, industrial oils and related products (ICS 75.100). Uganda UGA/946/Add.1 04/23/2019 does not give automobile engine oil; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, with lubricants as the Basic) and used for textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but excluding preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as the basic ingredients (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/948/Add .1 04/23/2019 No engine oil; lubricant preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and for textile materials , Leather, fur or other materials, but excluding preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients (HS 3403) UGA/949/Add.1 04/23/2019 Engine oil is not given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials , But excluding preparations with basic ingredients accounting for 70% or more by weight Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 114 National Notice Issue Date Final Date for Comment Extracted oil (HS 3403) UGA/950/Add.1 04/23/2019 Uganda No engine oil provided; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations, and mold release preparations , Based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but does not include preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/951/Add.1 04/23/2019 does not give engine oil; lubricant preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) And used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but not including preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/952/Add.1 04/23/2019 No petroleum products are given; petroleum and oils extracted from bituminous minerals, crude oil (HS 2709) UGA/953/Add.1 04/23/2019 Vulcanized rubber and thermoplastic elastomers are not given; vulcanized rubber Threads and cords UGA/954/Add.1 04/23/2019 Rubber and its products are not given (HS 40) Uganda UGA/955/Add.1 04/23/201 9 Rubber and its products are not given (HS 40) Uganda UGA/956/Add.1 04/23/2019 Not all products are given, compliance Uganda UGA/957/Add.1 04/23/2019 No engine is given Oil; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and used for textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but not included A preparation containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as a basic ingredient (HS 3403) UGA/958/Add.1 04/23/2019 No engine oil; lubricating preparation (including cutting Oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and release preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but not including 70% or more by weight Oil or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as a basic ingredient (HS 3403) UGA/959/Add.1 04/23/2019 No engine oil is given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolts or nuts Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 115 Countries Notice issuance date. Final date for comment. Commodities cover the treatment of textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but do not include oils containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oils extracted from bituminous minerals (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/960/ Add.1 04/23/2019 does not give engine oils, base oils; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and Used for textile materials, leather, furs or other materials, but does not include preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as the basic ingredient (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/961/Add.1 04 /23/2019 No engine oil is given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, Fur or other materials, but excluding preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as the basic ingredient (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/963/Add.1 04/23/2019 Not given Engine oil, lubricating additives; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials , But not including 70% or more by weight Preparations with petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as the basic ingredients (HS 3403),-Lubricant additives: (HS 38112) Uganda UGA/1051 04 /23/2019 06/22/2019 Bed sheets; blankets and travel blankets (HS 6301) UGA/1052 04/23/2019 06/22/2019 Bed blankets in Uganda;-blankets (except electric blankets) and travel blankets, wool or fine animal hair (HS 630120) UGA/1053 04/23/2019 06/22 /2019 School bags; suitcases, suitcases, cosmetic cases, administrative cases, briefcases, school bags, glasses cases, binoculars cases, camera cases, musical instrument cases, gun cases, holsters and similar containers; travel bags, heat preservation food or Drink bags, sanitary bags, backpacks, handbags, shopping bags, wallets, wallets, map boxes, cigarette boxes, tobacco bags, tool bags, sports bags, bottle boxes, jewelry boxes, powder boxes, leather or synthetic leather, plastic sheets, Cutlery boxes and similar containers made of textile materials, vulcanized fibers or cardboard, or completely or mainly covered with such materials or paper (HS 4202) UGA/1054 04 /23/2019 06/22/2019 Staple fiber sewing thread , Whether used for retail or not (HS 5508) Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 116 National Notice Issue Date Final date for comments on commodities covered Uganda UGA/1055 04/23/2019 06/ 22/2019 Vests; knitted or crocheted T-shirts, vests and other vests (HS 6109) Uganda UGA/866/Add.1 04/24/2019 Portland cement, high alumina cement, slag cement, persulfuric acid are not given Salt cement and similar hydraulic cement, whether colored or in clinker form (HS 2523) Uganda UGA/867/Add.1 04/24/2019 Portland cement, high alumina cement, slag cement, persulfuric acid are not given Salt cement and similar hydraulic cements, whether colored or in the form of clinker (HS 2523) Uganda UGA/868/Add.1 04/24/2019 Portland cement, high alumina cement, slag cement, persulfuric acid are not given Salt cement and similar hydraulic cements, whether colored or in the form of clinker (HS 2523) Uganda UGA/869/Add.1 04/24/2019 Portland cement, high alumina cement, slag cement, waste Sulfate cement and similar hydraulic cements, whether colored or in the form of clinker (HS 2523) UGA/870/Add.1 04/24/2019 does not give Portland cement, high alumina cement, slag cement, Persulfate cement and the like r Hydraulic cement , Whether colored or in the form of clinker (HS 2523) Uganda UGA/871/Add.1 04/24/2019 Portland cement, high alumina cement, slag cement, persulfate cement and similar hydraulic cements are not given , Whether uncolored or in the form of clinker (HS 2523) Uganda UGA/923/Add.1 04/24/2019 Unspecified water, including natural or artificial mineral water and aerated water, without added sugar or other sweetening substances , And no seasoning; ice and snow. (HS 2201). Drinking water (ICS 13.060.20). Uganda UGA/924/Add.1 04/24/2019 does not give environmental water and wastewater; water, including natural or artificial mineral water and aerated water, does not contain added sugar or other sweet substances or flavors; ice and snow. (HS 2201). Drinking water (ICS 13.060.20). Uganda UGA/925/Add.1 04/24/2019 does not give surface water, salt water, domestic and industrial waste; mineral water and aerated water (HS 220110). Drinking water (ICS 13.060.20). UGA/947/Add.1 04/24/2019 No engine oil is given in Uganda; lubricant preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants ) And used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but excluding preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/962/Add. 1 04/24/2019 No engine oil is given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, Leather, fur or other materials, but excluding preparations with basic ingredients accounting for 70% or more by weight Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 117 National Notice Issue Date Final date for comments on commodity coverage Petroleum or oil derived from bituminous minerals (HS 3403) UGA/964/Add.1 04/24/2019 Uganda UGA/964/Add.1 04/24/2019 No wooden door shutters;-shutters, shutters (including shutters) and similar items and their parts (HS 392530) Uganda UGA/965/Add.1 04/24/2019 does not give wooden door shutters; doors, windows and their frames and thresholds (HS 392520), shutters, shutters (including shutters) and similar items and their parts (HS 392530), Doors and their frames and thresholds (HS 441820), doors, windows and their frames and thresholds (HS 761010) Uganda UGA/966/Add.1 04/24/2019 No dining table; other furniture and parts (HS 9403) Uganda UGA/967/Add.1 04/24/2019 No library furniture and accessories: wood; other furniture and parts (HS 9403) Uganda UGA/968/Add.1 04/24/2019 No books Pavilion furniture and accessories: steel; other furniture and its parts (HS 9403) UGA/970/Add.1 04/24/2019 Uganda UGA/970/Add.1 04/24/2019 No steel shelf cabinets; base metal file cabinets, card index cabinets, paper trays , Paper holders, pen trays, office seal holders and similar office or desk equipment, except for office furniture under tax code 94.03. (HS 8304),-Office Metal Furniture (HS 940310) UGA/971/Add.1 04/24/2019 Uganda, UGA/971/Add.1 04/24/2019 No steel filing cabinets; base metal filing cabinets, card index cabinets, paper trays, paper racks , Pen trays, office seal holders, and similar office or desk equipment, except for office furniture under tax code 94.03 (HS 8304) Uganda UGA/972/Add.1 04 /24/2019 No office metal chairs, non-rotating Chairs, non-tilting chairs;-Metal furniture used in offices (HS 940310) Uganda UGA/973/Add.1 04/24/2019 Metal chairs, rotating metal chairs, and tilting metal chairs are not given;-Metal furniture used in offices ( HS 940310) Uganda UGA/974/Add.1 04/24/2019 Wooden shelving cabinets and adjustable wooden shelving cabinets are not given;-Wooden furniture for office use (HS 940330) Uganda UGA/975/Add .1 04/24/2019 No compound desk given Uganda UGA/977/Add.1 04/24/2019 No polymer given; ethylene polymer in primary form (HS 3901),-cyclic polymer of aldehyde (HS 291250) UGA/978/Add.1 04/24/2019 Uganda does not provide engine oil; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations, and mold release preparations) Lubricant-based) and used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but not including preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/ 979/Add.1 04/24/2019 No engine oil is given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations, and Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 118 National notification date Final date for comment But it does not include oils containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oils extracted from bituminous minerals (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/980/Add.1 04/24/2019 Engine oils are not given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, Bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations, and release preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, but not including oil or oil containing 70% or more by weight The oil extracted from bituminous minerals is used as the basic Ingredient preparation (HS 3403) UGA/981/Add.1 04/24/2019 Uganda No engine oil is given; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations, and mold releases) Preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, furs or other materials, but excluding preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as basic ingredients (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/982/Add.1 04/24/2019 No fossil fuels, mineral oils and their distillation products; bituminous substances; mineral waxes (HS 27) Uganda UGA/983/Add.1 04/24/2019 No Diesel engine oil; lubricating preparations (including cutting oil preparations, bolt or nut release preparations, anti-rust or anti-corrosion preparations and mold release preparations, based on lubricants) and used in textile materials, leather, fur or other materials, But it does not include preparations containing 70% or more by weight of petroleum or oil extracted from bituminous minerals as the basic ingredient (HS 3403) Uganda UGA/986/Add.1 04/24/2019 Stainless steel milk tanks are not given; - Cans that will be closed by welding or crimping (HS 731021) Uganda UGA/987/Add.1 04/24/2019 Foil for pharmaceutical packaging is not provided; aluminum and its products (HS 76) Uganda UGA/1056 04 /24/2019 06/23/2019 Gutters and accessories;-Other (HS 392590) Ukraine UKR/123/Add.1 04/09/2019 No directional lights; light emitting diode (LED) lights; designed for installation Equipment between the power source and the lamp, including lamp control devices, control devices and lamps (except ballasts and fluorescent lamps and high-intensity discharge lamps) Ukraine UKR/123/Add.2 04/18/2019 No directional lamps are given ; Light-emitting diode (LED) lights; equipment designed to be installed between power sources and lights, including light control devices, control devices and lamps (except ballasts Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6 \WASDMS 119 National notification release date final date for commenting commodity covers and fluorescent lamps and high-intensity discharge lamps) Ukraine UKR/151 04/23/2019 06/22/2019 Outdoor use equipment Ukraine UKR/112/Add.2 04/ 24/2019 Radio equipment not given USA USA/1046 /Rev.1 04/01/2019 No fluorescent lamp ballast-fluorescent hot cathode (HS 8539.31) given USA/1451 04/01/2019 05/ 20/2019 Volatile Organic Compounds USA USA/1452 04/01/ 2019 04/22/2019 Off-road recreational vehicle emissions; automobiles and other motor vehicles (except item 87.02) mainly designed for carrying people, including station wagons and racing cars (HS 8703) USA/1453 04/01/2019 04/05/2019 School bus; motor vehicles used to transport ten or more people, including drivers (HS 8702) USA/1454 04/01/2019 Not given Export game equipment, systems and related equipment United States USA/1271/Add.2 04/03/ 2019 No dichloromethane and N-methylpyrrolidone (HS 290312) United States USA/1455 04/03/2019 04/22/ 2019 Formaldehyde emission control of certain wood products USA/1456 04/03/2019 05/28/2019 Dichloromethane; paints and varnishes (including enamels and varnishes) based on synthetic polymers or chemically modified natural polymers, dispersed Or dissolved in a non-aqueous medium; solution defined in Note 4 of this chapter (HS 3208); paints and varnishes (including enamels and varnishes) based on synthetic polymers or chemically modified natural polymers, dispersed or dissolved in an aqueous medium ( HS 3209) USA/1457 04/03/2019 04/15/2019 Small unmanned aircraft systems; other aircraft (such as helicopters, airplanes); spacecraft (including satellites) and suborbital and spacecraft launch vehicles (HS 8802 ) USA/1458 04/03/2019 04/15/2019 Product safety testing and certification services USA/1459 04/04/2019 03/18 /2019 Electric company generator set emissions; electric motors and generators (not including generator sets ) (HS 8501) USA/1429/Corr. 1 04/10/2019 Wine, distilled spirits and malt beverages are not given; malt beer (HS 2203), fresh wines, including fortified wines; grape juice other than heading 20.09 (HS 2204), vermouth and other fresh wines flavored with plants or aromatic substances (HS 2205), other fermented beverages (such as cider, perry, mead); mixtures of fermented beverages, fermented beverages and non-alcoholic beverages Mixtures of alcohols, not specified or included elsewhere (HS 2206), undenatured ethanol with an alcohol concentration of 80% vol or higher; alcohol and other denatured alcohols of any concentration (HS 2207), with an alcohol concentration of less than 80% vol undenatured alcohol; spirits, liqueurs and other strong beverages (HS 2208) Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 120 National notification date The final date for comments on the product covers the United States USA/1462 04/10/2019 06/17/2019 Mycoplasma United States USA/1463 04/10/2019/2019 Flow Cytometer Instrument United States USA /1464 04/10/2019 06/26/2019 Quality of mammography target USA USA/1407/Add.1 04/11/2019 No portable air conditioner given USA/1465 04/11/2019 04/ 29/2019 Cork wood ; Logs, regardless of whether the bark or sapwood is stripped, or roughly square (HS 4403); other wood products (HS 4421) USA/1466 04/11/2019 No automatic titration device for oral appliances USA/1467 04/11/2019 No contraceptive software application United States USA/1468 04/11 /2019 No device for detecting and identifying microorganisms and related drug-resistant nucleic acids directly in respiratory specimens; medical equipment (ICS 11.040) United States USA/ 1469 04/11/2019 The transcranial magnetic stimulation system is not given for neurological and mental diseases and disorders USA/1470 04/11/2019 05/22/2019 Lead in American candy/715/Add.1 04/16/ 2019 No glazing material is given (HS 3207.20) U.S. USA/1167/Add.1 04/16/2019 No topical antimicrobial product is given U.S. USA/1401/Add.1 04/ 16/2019 No chemical substance is given U.S. USA/1461/Corr. 1 04/16/2019 No organic crop yield is given. USA/1471 04/16/2019 06/03/2019 Bottled water; water, including natural or artificial mineral water and aerated water, without additives Sugar or other sweet substances or flavoring; ice and snow (HS 2201); quality, beverage, water quality USA USA/1472 04/16/2019 06/10/2019 hand-push electric lawn mower; domestic safety (ICS 13.120), agriculture Machinery, farm tools and equipment USA/1473 04/24/2019 05/17/2019 Test procedures USA/1474 04/24/2019 No IVD equipment is given Vietnam VNM/ 140 04/05/2019 No manufacturing and Assembled cars CBP rulings: download and search Because the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) issues thousands of rulings each year, it is impractical to list each ruling. However, almost all rulings issued by the US Customs or CBP from 1991 to the present and many rulings issued before 1991 can be searched and downloaded using the CROSS search engine. There are more than 203,000 such rulings in the database. CBP 裁决：撤销或修改下表总结了美国海关和边境保护局在过去一个月内根据19 USC §1625(c) 在每周海关公告和决定中发布的提议或采取的行动，以撤销或贝克麦坚时国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 121 修改以前对基本相同的商品给予的约束性裁决或待遇。公布在CBP 公告(P) 提议(A) 行动产品或问题待修改(M) 或撤销(R) 旧分类或立场新裁决新分类或立场意见到期(C) ) 或生效日期(E) 提议的撤销/修改(P) 04-03-19 三种款式女式凉鞋的关税分类。 NY N270791 R 6402.99.4960 HQ H278605 6402.99.31 [GRI 1, 6;章。 64 N 3(a), 4] (C) 05-03-19 手术托盘的关税分类NY N177676 M 9018.49.8080 HQ H277654 7326.90.86 [GRI 1;秒。 XV，N 1(h)，第90 章N 2； CN] 男士短裤、男士毛衣、男士衬衫、束腰外衣和防尘裙的关税分类NY H84223 R 6203.49.8060 HQ H293468 6203.43.90 [GRI 1, 6;秒。 XI N 2(A)，子目N 2(A)； CN 秒。 XI N 2（A）] NY F89120 6110.90.9010 6110.20.20 NY H84975 6205.90.4040 6205.30.20 HQ 085998修改HQ 085150 6303.91.00或6303.92.00代替6304.19.05或6304.19.15 6303.92.20 HQ 088132 6110.90 .0074 6110.11.00 喷塑执行器的关税分类NY 874164 NY R00270 R 8424.90.9080 3923.50.0000 HQ H294716 8424.89.90 [GRI 1, Sec. XVI, N 2(a)； EN] (P) 04-24-19 木栅栏柱支架组件的关税分类NY L83439 R 7326.90.8587 HQ H268650 7318.15.5090 [GRI 3(c); GRI 3(b) 的EN (VIII)] (C) 05-24-19 躺椅的关税分类NY N289071 M 9401.61.4011 HQ H290176 9401.61.6011 [GRI 1; EN 94.01] TEMS™ 袖珍网络测试设备HQ H014068 M 的原产国标记确定因为软件：原产国是瑞典HQ H243924 中国或马来西亚或任何其他制造国，其中创建了可识别为移动电话的物品撤回(A) 04-03-19 某些羊奶奶酪的关税分类11 裁决5 裁决RM 提案撤回的提案发表于09-26-18 Cus。公牛。 (E) 04-03-19 撤销/修改(A) 04-03-19 希腊酸奶蘸酱的关税分类NY N283364 R 0406.10.84 HQ H285620 2103.90.90 [GRI 1, 6; EN 21.03] (E) 06-03-19 壁纸剥离剂的关税分类。 NY 898469 R 8516.10.00 HQ H297833 8516.79.00 [GRI 1, 6; AUSR1(a)； EN 85.16] 滑石或滑石物品的关税分类NY N245635 HQ 958353 NY 811379 NY 811779 NY B86726 NY H80981 NY N063856 NY N156159 NY N1606160161601616016016016160160161601608160616161616161616161616161616161606200000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000004第71 章N 1，第68 章N 1(d)； EN 68.02、71.03、71。16] 塑料背包塑料游乐食品关税分类PC K88915 M 9503.00.00 HQ H300680 4202.92.45 [GRI 1, 6;章。 42 AUSN 1, Chap 95 N 1(d), 4 – not GRI 3(b) or 5(a)] 某款男士梭织衬衫和男士梭织西装的关税分类NY N278872 NY N282688 M 符合9817.00.96 HQ H300625 HQ H300660 不符合条件– 不是专门为残障人士设计或改装的Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 122 欧洲分类法规下表显示了在本国际贸易合规更新涵盖的时期内在官方期刊上发布的分类法规。委员会实施条例商品分类说明（CN 代码） 原因(EU) 2019/612（09-04-19） 1. 由机织织物（棉）制成的物品，呈塔状，由一个金属框架，放置在一个开口处的高床旁边，并通过螺钉连接到床上。它不是独立的，不能移动。它具有类似门或窗的切口形式的开口。它的装饰与儿童房的主题相匹配。见下图6304 92 00 分类由解释组合命名法的一般规则1、3(b) 和6 以及CN 代码6304 和6304 92 00 的措辞确定。本文并非主要用于娱乐儿童，因为它既不能移动，也不是游戏帐篷（另见标题9503 (D) 第一段(xxiii) 的协调制度解释说明(HSEN)）。考虑到它的客观特性（不稳定、结构、高窗，需要通过螺钉固定），该物品不是设计用来玩耍的，而是用于装饰目的。因此，标题9503 下的“其他玩具”分类被排除在外。它是一种用于儿童房的纺织材料装饰家具（另见品目6304 的HSEN）。因此，它应归入CN 代码6304 92 00 为其他装饰品，但不包括品目9404 的非针织或钩编的棉制装饰品。一种由机织织物（棉）制成的物品，设计用于从高床上悬挂到地板上，以在床下创造一个有盖空间。它有一个开口，可以是门形状的切口，也可以是纺织品的开口。它的装饰与儿童房的主题相匹配。见上图6304 92 00 分类由解释组合命名法的一般规则1 和6 以及CN 代码6304 和6304 92 00 的措辞确定。本文主要不是为了娱乐儿童，因为它涵盖了床下的空间（另见HSEN 标题9503 (D) 第一段）。因此，标题9503 下的“其他玩具”分类被排除在外。它是一种用于儿童房的纺织材料装饰家具（另见品目6304 的HSEN）。因此，它应归入CN 代码6304 92 00 为其他装饰品，但不包括品目9404 的非针织或钩编的棉制装饰品。 Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 123 委员会实施条例商品分类说明（CN 代码） 原因(EU) 2019/613（09-04-19） 一种由不锈钢制成的带内螺纹的螺纹制品。它是一端带有法兰的螺母形式。该产品设计用于机动车辆液压制动系统的管道组件。该物品在拧紧时使连接接头的部件固定到正确的位置，从而固定液压密封。见下图7318 16 39 分类由通用规则(GIR) 1 和6 对组合命名法的解释以及CN 代码7318、7318 16 和7318 16 39 的措辞确定。该文章具有“螺纹”的客观特征归入品目7318 的物品。不包括归入品目7307 的管子或管件，因为该物品仅压在接头中形成连接的部件上，不与管件接触通过管道传输的液体。制品的内螺纹并非设计用于形成或维持液压密封。根据GIR 2(a) 对组合命名法的解释，该物品不能归类为未完成的配件/联轴器，因为它不具有已完成的配件/联轴器的基本特征。适用于组装管件或管件的螺栓、螺母、螺钉等不包括在品目7307 内（另见品目7307 的协调制度解释说明，除外事项，（b）点）。因此，该物品应作为其他不锈钢螺母归入CN 代码7318 16 39。 (EU) 2019/643 (of 15-04-19) 由一块长48.26 厘米（19 英寸）的钢制矩形板和矩形塑料支架组成的物品。支架垂直连接到板上，并在其与板相对的短边上有一个开口。制品在板的两端有穿孔，使其可以通过螺钉固定到与制品长度匹配的钢制机柜（19英寸机柜）上，可用于电信、数据处理系统等。制品设计用于整理机柜中的电缆。参见图片8302 42 00 分类由解释组合命名法的一般规则1、3(b) 和6、第XV 部分的注释2(c) 和3、第94 章的注释1(d) 以及措辞确定CN 代码8302 和8302 42 00 。钢板赋予物品其本质特征，因为它是固定在机柜上并支撑和固定支架的钢板。品目8302 涵盖通用类别的贱金属附件配件和安装件，例如主要用于家具、门、窗、车身等，即使它们是为特定用途而设计的（另见品目8302 的协调制度解释说明，首先段落）。钢制橱柜在第94 章注释2 的含义内被归类为家具（另见HS 分类意见940320/3 和940320/4）。该物品具有适用于归入品目8302 的家具的贱金属配件的客观特征。根据第XV 节的注释2(c)，品目8302 的物品是通用部件。 Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 124 委员会实施条例商品分类说明（CN 代码） 原因因此，根据第94 章的注释1(d)，将归类为品目9403 下的家具部件。归入CN 代码8302 42 00 为适用于家具的其他贱金属支架、配件和类似物品。 (EU) 2019/644 (of 15-04-19) 一种用于精确转移液滴的设备（所谓的“液体处理器”），尺寸约为540 × 680 × 930 毫米，重约128 千克。该设备由两个用于接收微孔板的设备（源板和目标板）、两个去离子棒和一个超声波头组成，该超声波头集成在一个紧凑的外壳中，带有一个控制LED、一个小显示器和一个紧急按钮。该设备利用声学液滴喷射(ADE) 方法，该方法使用声能（目标超声脉冲）以极高的精度和准确度将超低体积的液体液滴从源板移动到倒置的目标板。该系统每次喷射可传输2.5 纳升的液滴，从而能够传输更大体积的液体。多个液滴以每秒500 次的速度从源中喷射出来。该设备用于在实验室现场制备样品，以将特定体积的试剂从一个微孔板转移到另一个微孔板。 8479 89 97 分类由解释组合命名法的通用规则(GIR) 1、3(b) 和6 以及CN 代码8479、8479 89 和8479 89 97 的措辞确定。该设备是GIR 3(b) 含义内的复合产品，应根据赋予产品基本特征的组件进行分类。尽管测量和分析对于确保液体体积的精确计量是必要的，但正是使用超声波对喷射的液滴进行精确计量才被认为是赋予设备基本特征的功能。由于测量和分析是仪器的辅助功能，因此不包括在标题9026 下作为测量或检查液体或气体的流量、液位、压力或其他变量的仪器或装置的分类。因此，该设备在CN 代码8479 89 97 下归类为具有单独功能的其他机器和机械设备，未指定或包含在其他地方。 (EU) 2019/645 (of 15-04-19) 一种由纺织织物（棉）制成的物品，由三个缝合在一起的纺织口袋组成，设计用于悬挂在高床栏杆上。该物品用于存放小件物品。口袋的装饰可以与儿童房间的主题相匹配。参见图片6307 90 98 分类由解释组合命名法的一般规则1 和6、第XI 部分注释7(f) 以及CN 代码6307、6307 90 和6307 90 98 的措辞确定。口袋不被视为家具用品（另见标题6304 的协调制度解释说明(HSEN)），但用作存储单元。因此，将品目6304 下的物品归类为其他家具物品被排除在外。它是一种纺织制品，未更具体地包括在第XI 节的其他品目或品目6307 含义内的其他品目中（另见品目6307 的HSEN）。因此，它被归类在CN 代码6307 90 98 下作为其他制成品。 (EU) 2019/646 (of 15-04-19) 由铸钢制成的履带链节组件（所谓的“履带链”），由通过销/接头连接的履带链节组成。链节有用于连接矩形板的钻孔（所谓的8431 49 20 分类由解释组合命名法的一般规则1 和6 确定，注1(f) 至第XV 节，注2(b) 节XVI 和CN 代码8431、8431 49 和8431 49 20 的措辞. Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 125 委员会实施条例商品分类说明（CN 代码）原因'shoes/pad )，不包括在演示文稿中。物品的设计，主要是“鞋子/垫子”要连接到的钻孔的存在使物品可识别为履带（既提供推进力又支持机器在其上移动）适用于单独或主要与品目8429 的土方机械一起使用。 （见图）根据其客观特征，该物品可识别为单独或主要适用于品目8429 的机械的一部分（另见协调制度分类意见8431.49/1）。物品的客观特征（尺寸和形状）是设计用于品目8429 机械的履带的特征。因此不包括在品目7315 下作为铁链或钢链的分类。因此，该物品应归入CN 代码8431 49 20 为适合单独或主要用于品目8425 至8430 机械的其他部件；铸铁或铸钢。 (EU) 2019/647 (of 15-04-19) 一种音频设备（所谓的“条形音箱”），用于从各种接口对各种格式的音频文件进行声音再现。其整体尺寸约为110 × 14 × 7 厘米。该设备配备： — 以太网接口， — 蓝牙和WiFi 网络连接， — 数字光纤输入和RCA 线路输入和输出， — 两个USB 端口，其中一个是迷你的，用于产品维修。该设备可以与另一个声音再现设备或电视设备一起使用。它还可以再现存储在USB 闪存或网络收音机上的音频文件。它旨在创建环绕声和立体声效果。 8519 81 45 分类由解释组合命名法的一般规则1 和6 以及CN 代码8519、8519 81 和8519 81 45 的措辞确定。该装置结合了品目8518 扬声器的功能（当使用时）与另一个声音再现设备或电视设备连接）和标题8519 的声音再现设备的功能（当从USB 闪存或网络收音机再现音频文件时）。由于该设备还执行声音再现功能，因此不包括标题8518 下的分类。由于该设备配有USB 连接，这意味着它使用的是半导体介质。因此，该产品应归入CN 代码8519 81 45 为“使用半导体介质的其他声音再现设备”。 (EU) 2019/648 (of 15-04-19) 一种设计用于捕捉图像序列并包含能够临时存储这些图像的易失性内部存储器的装置（所谓的“高速相机”）。通过实施条例(EU) No 113/2014，委员会将摄像机归类为其他电视摄像机，CN 代码为8525 80 19。废除第113/2014 号实施条例(EU) No 113/2014 在其对案例C-372/17 的判决（2018 年9 月13 日的判决，Vision Research Europe，C372/17，EU:C:2018:708）中，法院裁定实施条例(EU) No 113/2014 无效。出于法律确定性的原因，已被法院宣布无效的条款应正式从联盟的法律秩序中删除。第337 条诉讼在美国，经修订的1930 年关税法(19 USC §1337) 第337 条规定了对进口贸易中不公平做法的对物救济，包括物品进口、进口和销售中的不公平竞争方法。美国侵犯美国专利、注册商标、版权或掩饰作品的文章。下面列出了贝克·麦坚时国际贸易合规更新期间发布的337 项行动| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 126 上个月由美国国际贸易委员会（负责执行第337 条的独立美国机构）发布。 № 商品行动337–TA–1057 某些机器人真空清洁设备及其组件，例如备件[执行程序] 正式执法程序机构通知337–TA–1065 某些移动电子设备和射频及其处理组件的通知委员会的最终裁决没有违反第337 条；调查的终止337-TA-1067 某些路面铣刨机及其部件委托决定审查部分最终初始决定；提交关于补救、公共利益和绑定的书面提交的时间表337–TA–1074 某些工业自动化系统及其组件，包括控制系统、控制器、可视化硬件、运动和电机控制系统、网络设备、安全设备和电源发出一般排除令和停止令；调查终止337-TA-1081 某些LED 灯设备、LED 电源及其组件委员会决定对部分最终初始决定进行审查，发现违反第337 条；就审查中的问题和补救、公共利益和担保提交书面意见的时间表；延长目标日期337-TA-1088 某些筑路机械及其部件的委员会决定部分审查最终初步决定，发现违反第337 条；提交书面意见的时间表；延长完成调查的目标日期337–TA–1091 某些彩色口腔内扫描仪和相关硬件和软件公共利益声明请求通知337–TA–1127 某些含有新鲜农产品的微孔包装(II) 委员会决定不审查初步决定，批准终止对被告Growers Express, LLC. 的调查的动议；调查的终止337–TA–1128 某些光刻机及其系统及其组件(I) 在结算的基础上终止调查337–TA–1129 某些光刻机及其系统及其组件(II) 委员会决定不审查以和解为由终止调查的初裁；调查终止337–TA–1136 某些阻塞性睡眠呼吸暂停治疗面罩系统及其组件以和解为基础终止调查337–TA–1139 某些电子尼古丁传递系统及其组件委员会决定不审查初始决定的通知基于代表创新代工技术有限责任公司提出的投诉，部分批准修改投诉和调查通知337-TA-1149 某些包含同一调查机构的半导体设备、集成电路和消费品的联合动议，指控专利侵权337–TA–1150 基于代表Data Scape Limited 和C-Scape Consulting Corp. 提出的指控专利侵权的投诉，某些数据传输设备、其组件、相关软件和产品包含同一调查机构337–TA –1151 某些光伏电池和产品包含同一机构调查基于代表Hanwha Q CELLS USA Inc. 和Hanwha Q CELLS & Advanced Ma terials Corporation 提出的指控侵犯专利337–TA–1152 某些车辆安全和远程便利系统及其组件的投诉。代表DEI Holdings, Inc.、Directed, LLC 和Directed Electronics Canada Inc Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 127 Inv. № 商品诉讼337–TA–1153 基于代表Heraeus Medical LLC 和Heraeus Medical GmbH 提出的指控盗用商业机密的投诉，某些骨水泥、其组件和包含同一调查机构的产品337–TA–1154 某些儿童承运人及其组成部分基于代表LILLEbaby LLC 提出的指控侵犯专利的投诉的调查机构除了上述行动之外，ITC 还发布了通知，表明它已收到代表以下公司提出的指控侵犯§337 和关于上市商品，并就投诉提出的任何公共利益问题征求意见：参考。 № 商品投诉代表： DN 3376 某些豪华乙烯基瓷砖及其组件Mohawk Industries, Inc.、Flooring Industries Ltd. Sarl 和IVC US Inc. DN 3379 某些包含PFS 磷光体的LED 封装和包含相同当前照明解决方案的产品， LLC、General Electric Co. 和Consumer Lighting (US), LLC d/b/a GE Lighting DN 3380 某些有氧训练磁阻电缆锻炼器械及其组件ICON Health & Fitness, Inc. 反倾销、反补贴税和保障措施调查、订单和审查为了帮助我们的客户进行规划，我们列出了过去一个月内来自美国、加拿大、墨西哥、欧盟、澳大利亚、印度、巴西和偶尔其他国家。 （点击蓝色文字链接到官方文件。） 关键字：AD，ADD=antidumping，反倾销税； CV、CVD=反补贴税或补贴； LTFV=低于公允价值。 WTO 保障措施通知通知№ 成员商品行动G/SG/N/6/COL/8 (16-04-19) 哥伦比亚纸板和聚乙烯09-04-19 美国商务部，国际启动保障调查贸易管理局(ITA) 案例№ 商品/国家行动A–122–857 C–122–858 来自加拿大的某些软木木材产品启动AD 和CVD 行政审查。 AD 审查期：6/30/17–12/31/18 CVD：4/28/17–12/31/18。请参阅寻求审查的公司名单通知A–570–092 中国的床垫推迟LTFV 调查的初步决定C–570–107 中国的木制橱柜和梳妆台及其组件启动CVD 调查Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 128 美国商务部，国际贸易管理局(ITA) 案例№ 商品/国家行动A–570–848 中国淡水小龙虾尾肉ADD 新托运人审查的初步结果； 2017-2018 A-570-106 来自中国的木柜和梳妆台及其组件启动LTFV 调查A-570-912 来自中国的某些新型充气越野轮胎部分撤销ADD 行政审查的通知； 2017-2018 C–570–094 来自中国的可再充装不锈钢桶初步肯定CVD 测定和最终测定与最终ADD 测定A–201-838 的对齐墨西哥无缝精炼铜管和管撤销ADD 行政审查； 2017-2018 C–570–096 来自中国的铝电线电缆初步肯定CVD 测定和最终测定与最终ADD 测定的对齐A–580–891 A–412–826 来自韩国和英国的碳钢和合金钢线材ADD 环境变更审查的最终结果通知A–201-842 来自墨西哥的大型住宅洗衣机ADD 行政审查的初步结果； 2017-2018 越南C-552-824 层压编织袋最终肯定性CVD 判定C-570-911 中国圆形焊接碳素钢管撤销CVD 行政审查； 2017 年A–552–823 来自越南的层压编织袋最终确定LTFV A–351–825 不锈钢棒的销售来自巴西ADD 行政审查的最终结果； 2017 A-570-912 来自中国的某些新型充气越野轮胎关于部分撤销ADD 行政审查的更正通知； 2017-2018 AGENCY: A–583–853 台湾某晶硅光伏产品ADD行政复议初步结果及未出货初步判定； 2017-2018 C-580-837 来自韩国的某些定长碳素钢板：CVD 行政审查的初步结果；和撤销审查，部分；日历年2017 C–122–865 C–201–851 C–570–103 来自加拿大、墨西哥和中国的某些制造结构钢推迟CVD 调查的初步确定A–533–810 来自印度的不锈钢棒材的初步结果添加行政审查； 2017-2018 A-570-910 中国圆形焊接碳素钢管ADD 订单加急第二次日落审查的最终结果C–570-011 中国某些晶体硅光伏产品CVD 行政审查的初步结果，以及撤销部分复习； 2017 A-570-967 中国铝挤压件ADD 行政审查和撤销审查的初步结果，部分； 2017–2018 A–570–958 某些适合使用单张纸印刷机印刷高质量图形的铜版纸来自中国撤销ADD 行政审查； 2017–2018 A–421–813 来自荷兰的某些热轧扁钢产品撤销ADD 行政审查； 2017–2018 A–475–818 C–475–819 A–489–805 C–489–806 意大利和土耳其的某些面食继续执行ADD 和CVD 订单A–570–879 中国的聚乙烯醇最终结果通知ADD 环境变化审查A–580–867 来自韩国的大型电力变压器ADD 行政审查的最终结果； 2016-2017 A-570-928 发现的来自中国的Innerspring 单位ADD 行政审查的最终结果； 2017-2018 年来自中国的C-570-089 钢架修订初步CVD 判定A-821-809 来自俄罗斯联邦的某些热轧碳钢扁平材产品对2016-2017 年行政审查初步结果的更正Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规性更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 129 美国商务部，国际贸易管理局(ITA) 案例№ 商品/国家行动A–570–090 某些来自中国的直径12 至16.5 英寸钢轮在LTFV 销售的初步肯定确定，和初步肯定性确定临界环境A–201–836 来自墨西哥的轻壁矩形管道和管子ADD 行政审查的最终结果； 2016-2017 A-552-802 某些来自越南的冷冻温水虾ADD 行政审查的初步结果； 2017-2018 A–570–097 C–570–098 来自中国的涤纶变形纱AD 和CVD 调查中临界情况的初步肯定确定A–533–840 来自印度的某些冷冻温水虾ADD 行政审查的初步结果； 2017–2018 A–533–885 A–570–097 来自印度和中国的涤纶变形纱在LTFV 调查中推迟初步确定A–508–812 来自以色列的镁在LTFV 调查中推迟初步确定A–570–909来自中国的钢钉ADD 行政审查的最终结果，以及不发货的最终决定； 2016-2017 C–552–819 来自越南的某些钢钉撤销CVD 行政审查； 2017 A–122–866 来自加拿大的无水硫酸钠启动LTFV 调查C–533–888 C–570–105 来自印度和中国的碳钢和合金钢螺纹杆推迟对CVD 调查的初步决定C–570–017 某些乘客来自中国的汽车和轻型卡车轮胎CVD 行政审查的最终结果； 2016 年A–570–028 来自中国的氢氟烃混合物ADD 行政审查的最终结果和最终决定不发货； 2016-2017 A–570–016 来自中国的某些乘用车和轻型卡车轮胎ADD 行政审查的最终结果和最终决定不发货； 2016-2017 A-549-835 来自泰国的橡皮筋ADD 订购A-580-883 来自韩国的某些热轧扁钢产品2017-2018;撤销C–570–959 部分中的ADD 行政审查适用于使用中国单张纸印刷机进行高质量印刷图形的某些涂层纸撤销CVD 行政审查； 2017 年A–552–801 某些来自越南的冷冻鱼片最终结果，以及ADD 行政审查未发货的最终结果； 2016-2017 A-602-809 澳大利亚某些热轧扁钢产品ADD 行政审查的最终结果； 2016-2017 美国国际贸易委员会(USITC) Inv. № 商品/国家行动731–TA–1206 日本的扩散退火、镀镍平板轧钢产品[审查] 五年审查机构701–TA–455 731– TA–1149 圆形焊接碳素钢生产线来自中国的管道[第二次审查] 五年审查机构731-TA-752 来自中国的小龙虾尾肉[第四次审查] 五年审查机构731-TA-1446 来自加拿大的无水硫酸钠[初步] ADD 机构初步阶段调查的调查和安排Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 130 美国国际贸易委员会(USITC) Inv. № 商品/国家行动731–TA–1435–1440 丙酮来自比利时、韩国、沙特阿拉伯、新加坡、南非和西班牙[初步] 确定：合理迹象表明美国的行业因进口问题而受到实质性损害来自比利时、韩国、新加坡、南非和西班牙的商品，据称这些商品通过LTFV 在美国销售。委员会终止对来自沙特阿拉伯的丙酮的ADD 调查。 701–TA–597 731– TA–1407 来自中国的铸铁土壤管道[最终] 裁定：美国的一个行业因商务部发现以LTFV 在美国销售的进口产品而受到实质性损害，并且由中国政府补贴。 701–TA–618–619 731–TA–1441–1444 来自中国、印度、台湾和泰国的碳钢和合金钢螺纹杆[初步] 确定：合理的迹象表明美国的一个行业因进口而受到实质性损害据称在美国LTFV 出售并得到中国和印度政府的补贴701–TA–621 731–TA–1447 中国瓷砖[初步] AD 和CVD 调查机构以及初步阶段调查的安排731–TA–919 某些来自日本的焊接大直径管线管[第三次审查] 完整五年审查的计划731-TA-929-931 来自印度、哈萨克斯坦和委内瑞拉的硅锰[第三次审查] 决定：撤销ADD 701–TA–595–596 731–TA–1401, 1403, 1405–1406 加拿大大直径焊管，希腊、韩国和土耳其[最终] 确定美国的某些小标题行业（加拿大、韩国和土耳其）因LTFV 的销售和补贴（S.朝鲜）;由于从希腊进口LTFV 而受到物质损害的威胁。此外，委员会终止了对从土耳其进口的CVD 调查。对于某些其他子目：委员会确定对从加拿大、韩国和土耳其进口的LTFV 造成重大损害，并补贴了从韩国和土耳其的进口，并终止了对希腊进口的调查。最后，对于子目7305.31.60，加拿大和韩国没有伤害或威胁伤害；终止对希腊的ADD 调查和对土耳其的AD/CVD 调查701-TA-447 731-TA-1116 来自中国的圆形焊接碳质钢管[第二次审查] 加快五年审查的时间表731-TA-1410 来自泰国的橡皮筋[最终] 裁定：美国的一个行业因商务部发现以LTFV 701–TA–620 731–TA–1445 来自中国的木制橱柜和梳妆台出售的进口产品而受到实质性损害[初步] 裁定：合理的迹象表明一个行业据称在LTFV 出售并由中国补贴的进口产品对美国造成重大损害701–TA–607 731–TA–1417、1419 来自中国和泰国的钢制丙烷气瓶1419 [最终] 修订了反补贴税最后阶段的时间表和反倾销税调查701–TA–622 731– TA–1448 来自土耳其的干酸樱桃[初步] ADD 和CVD 调查的机构以及初步阶段调查的安排701–TA–488 731–TA–1199-1200 某些大型住宅来自韩国和墨西哥的垫圈[审查] 决定：在合理可预见的时间内，撤销对来自韩国的产品的AD 和CVD 关税命令不太可能导致美国产业继续或再次遭受实质性损害；撤销对墨西哥产品的ADD 令可能会导致在合理可预见的时间内继续或再次对美国的行业造成重大损害Baker McKenzie 国际贸易合规更新| 2019 年5 月8465028-v6\WASDMS 131 加拿大国际贸易法庭(CITT) Ref.编号商品/国家行动GC-2018-001 某些钢铁商品[受询的商品类别为：(1) 厚板，(2) 混凝土钢筋，(3) 能源管材； (4) 热轧板、(5) 彩涂钢板、(6) 不锈钢线材和(7) 线材] 安全保障调查的决定和建议报告NQ-2018-005 来自瑞典的某些尼替西农胶囊发现倾销标的货物未对国内产业造成损害且不构成损害威胁NQ-2018-004 某些原产于或出口自中国、中国台北、印度和美国的碳钢耐腐蚀扁轧钢板产品。韩国认定标的商品的倾销并未造成损害，但有可能对国内产业造成损害。加拿大边境服务局(CBSA) Ref. Number Merchandise/Country Action OCTG2 2018 UP 02 来自印度尼西亚的油国管材产品正常价值审查结论的通知FAS 2019 RI 某些原产于中国或从中国出口的碳钢紧固件，以及中国台北关于正常价值和出口再调查的通知所有所列国家的价格，以及中国对标的商品的补贴金额NIT 2018 IN 瑞典某些尼替西农胶囊倾销CPF 2019 RI 最终确定倾销原因的声明某些美国、韩国和中国的铜管件CBSA 已扩大重新调查以更新中国TC 2018 ER Dumping and Subsidizing: Some Thermoelectric Containers from China Expiry Review Determination – Cause of Statements CT 2018 ER Dumping：某些铜管原产地的正常价值和出口价格以及补贴金额在巴西、中国、希腊、墨西哥和韩国出口或出口。补贴：原产于或出口自中国的货物到期复审决定通知——确定到期后可能导致对原产于或出口自墨西哥、巴西、中国、希腊和韩国的此类货物继续或恢复倾销；继续或恢复对源自中国或从中国出口的此类商品的补贴№ 商品/国家行动02/19 原产于中国和中国台北的不锈钢扁平产品，无论出口国。 Resolution accepting the request of an interested party and declaring the initiation of the AD investigation EC 04/19 Plastic Atomizers originating in China, regardless of the country of export Resolution declaring the commencement of the examination of the validity of the ADD Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 132 Mexico - Ministry of Economy Ref.№ 商品/国家行动19/18 原产于中国的风塔，无论出口国如何接受利害关系方请求并宣布启动反倾销调查的决议10/17 原产于意大利的钢板，无论出口国如何最终AD 调查中的决议欧盟参考商品/国家行动2019/C 123/13 原产于俄罗斯和中国的硅铁俄罗斯联邦、韩国和马来西亚委员会实施条例在到期审查和终止对原产于土耳其的相同产品的进口的调查后对进口施加最终ADD 2019/C 133/04 某些以谷物为导向的扁平轧材产品原产于日本的硅电工钢，特别是关于反倾销措施的通知：一家公司的名称变更受制于合作非抽样公司的ADD 率(EU) 2019/576 原产于俄罗斯、特立尼达和多巴哥的尿素和硝酸铵混合物和美国委员会实施条例实施临时ADD 2019/C 140/06 原产于中国的三聚氰胺通知生效的反倾销措施：更改受合作非抽样公司最低进口价格限制的公司名称2019/C 140/07 原产于中国的磺胺酸某些反倾销措施即将到期的通知2019/C 19.12.19 141/04 某些原产于中国的长丝玻璃纤维产品关于某些反补贴措施即将到期的通知24.12.19 澳大利亚反倾销委员会Ref.№ Commodity/Country/Case# Action 2019/27 China Aluminum-zinc Coated Steel #500 Results related to accelerated review 2019/31 Tomato products prepared or preserved in Italy #488 The results of the continuing investigation of AD measures 2019/37 come from Finland , South Korea, Russia, Slovakia’s A4 copy paper#463 Investigation results related to China's dumping investigation in 2019/38 #502 Investigation results related to the accelerated review of the 2019/42 China and French railway wheels #466 Longer notification industry Decision of the Minister of Science and Technology 2019/43 Rebar from South Korea and Taiwan #486/489 Extend the time for the release of the final report 2019/46 PVC flat cable from China #469 Partial termination of investigation 2019/48 China, South Korea, Malaysia, Taiwan EX0064 Exemption Investigation Results of the Hollow Structure Section EX0064 2019/49 China Deep-drawn Stainless Steel Sink 2019/50 Ammonium Nitrate Expiry Notice m China, Sweden, Thailand #473 Extend the release of the final report 2019/51 Various monthly status reports-2019 March 2019/52 Aluminum extrusion parts from China #497 Extend the time for the release of the statement of basic facts and final report. Report 2019/53 Tomato products prepared or preserved from Italy #488 Minister of Industry and Technology Baker McKenzie decided a longer period notice International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 133 Australian Anti-Dumping Commission reference material. № Commodity/Country/Case# Action 2019/55 Hot-rolled structural steel sections from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand #499 / #505 Extend the time for the release of the basic facts statement and final report of Turkish steel bars 2019/56 #495 Revised securities 2019 /59 Malaysian Aluminum Extrusion Product#509 Initiation of review Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) Ref. № Commodity/National Action Ministry of Commerce No. 12, 2019 Phenol from the United States, the European Union, South Korea, Japan and Thailand will extend the investigation for six months by the Ministry of Commerce On the 16th of 2019, the methionine originating from Singapore, Malaysia and Japan began an ADD investigation of the Ministry of Commerce No. 18, and the dried distiller’s grain corn originating in the United States in 2019 should be reviewed by the U.S. Grains Board to review whether it is necessary to continue ADD and CVD. The Ministry of Commerce 2019 The final review of anti-dumping measures on imported electrolytic capacitor paper originating in Japan on No. 17 found that if it is terminated, dumping may continue or reoccur and damage domestic industries – a notification from the Ministry of Finance (Inland Revenue Department) of the Government of India for 5 years № Commodity/Country Action 16/2019-Cus (ADD) 09-04-19 The cast aluminum alloy wheel or alloy road wheel vehicle used for the motor, whether attached with its accessories or not, the diameter is between 12 inches and 24 inches, originating in China, South Korea and Thailand Notifica cancel the anti-dumping duties Or the anti-dumping duties imposed on exports from China will be extended to May 9, 2019 19/2019-Cus (ADD) 16-04-19 Paracetamol originating in or exported from China notices the collection of anti-dumping duties, and the Indian Ministry of Commerce government revokes the government and Industry (Ministry of Commerce) document number and date Commodity/National Action Launch 6/4/2019-DGTR 02-04-19 Aluminum and zinc coated flat products originating in or exported from China, Vietnam and South Korea RP initiates an oral anti-dumping investigation Hearing 7/36/2018-DGAD 02-04-19 Purified terephthalic acid (PTA) originated from or exported from Korea​​​​​​​​​ Oral hearing held in 2018-DGTR 04-04-19 Electrical insulators originating in or exported from China April 24, 2019 Sunset review investigation 7/37/2018-DGTR 05-04-19 Originating from Australia and China Low Ash Metallurgical Coke PR Schedules, April 24, 2019, oral hearing in the mid-term review investigation Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update| May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 134 Document number and date of Ministry of Commerce and Industry (Ministry of Commerce) of the Government of India Commodity/National Action 7/38/2018-DGTR 29-04-19 Saturated fatty alcohols originating from or exported from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Saudi Arabia arranged to hold an oral hearing in the final results of the NewShipper review investigation on May 9, 2019 7/18/2018-DGAD 01-04-19 Ductile iron pipes originating from or exported from China at sunset The final results released in the review investigation Other 6/17/2018-DGAD 05-04-19 The continuous cast copper wires originated in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam or exported from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam are invited to be invited in April 2019. The anti-subsidy investigation 7/34/2018-DGTR 25-04-19 will be submitted by anti-subsidy manufacturers/exporters of PVC suspension resins originating in China, Thailand and the United States before the 18th of the sunset over the investigation period 6 The time investment for additional data for the month is extended to April 29, 2019, Ref. No. Commodities/National Action Plan of the Ministry of Production and Labor of Argentina. 218/2019 RESOL-2019-218- APN-MPYT Sunglasses, spectacle frames and spectacles (glasses) correction or pre-grading, originating in China, applying for combined anti-dumping measures, including specific tariffs and ad valorem tariffs for two (2) years. Reservoir 26/2019 RESOL-2019-26- APN-SCE # MPYT hand-tuned keys are originally produced in China and Taipei. The non-preferential origin verification procedure for hand-tuned keys is closed and it is declared to be of Spain; return guarantee Res. 243/2019 RESOL-2019-243-APN-MPYT Certain thermos and other isothermal containers originating in China plus 5 years 27/2019 RESOL-2019-27-APN-SCE # MPYT Certain originating in Italy and Slovakia The investigation of central heating boilers continues, and temporary anti-dumping duties are not applicable. 253/2019 RESOL-2019-253-APN-MPYT shock absorbers for motorcycles, etc. come from China, closed investigation and evaluation ADD 5 years Res. 42/2019 RESOL-2019-42- APN-SCE # MPYT some with The vacuum cleaner with a built-in motor is originally made in China and does not use the final ADD Res for investigation. 43/2019 RESOL-2019-43-APN-SCE # MPYT Certain poly(ethylene terephthalate) particles originating from Oman​​The AD investigation Res started. 45/2019 RESOL-2019-45- APN-SCE # MPYT Machines and equipment for welding metals and electric arcs, except for welding robots, originated in China. Investigation into suspected dumping began. 46/2019 RESOL-2019-46- APN-SCE # MPYT Certain wood fiberboards obtained through wet processes, originating in Brazil, investigation continues, no temporary dumping duties are imposed. Reference commodity/national action by the Ministry of Development, Industry and Trade of Brazil SECEX Cir. № 16 New radial tires for buses and trucks, originating in Japan. Price commitment update Baker McKenzie International Trade Compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 135 Brazil Ministry of Development, Industry and Trade Reference Commodities/National Action SECEX Cir. № 17 Magnesium metal originating from China and Russia initiated the public interest assessment SECEX Cir on the final anti-dumping measures. 18 polypropylene homogenized and PP cup-shaped polypropylene thermoplastic resins from the United States, South Africa, South Korea and India initiated the public interest assessment SECEX Cir for the final AD measures. № 19 Cast iron pipes for pipelines, originally produced in China, the United Arab Emirates and India, initiated the public interest assessment SECEX Cir on the final anti-dumping measures. № 20 The renewal of automobile tires originating in China will be the deadline for the final ADD review of the remaining parameters of SECEX Cir. № 21 The padlock originating in China extends the deadline for the end of the ADD SECEX Cir final review. № 22 Ferroalloy pipes from China, the United Arab Emirates and India announced a new deadline for the final ruling of the US SECEX Cir. dumping investigation. № 23 GNO steels originating in China, South Korea and Chinese Taipei initiated the public interest assessment on the final anti-dumping measures and the possible application of anti-dumping measures to imported products from Germany. SECEX Cycle № 24 Certain seamless carbon steel pipes for oil and gas pipelines originating in China; 2) Ethanolamine originating in Germany and the United States; 3) Speakers originating in China 1) Disclosure of AD measures revision period 2) Extending the end of ADD End of review period 3) Extension of end of period-Periodic review of ADD SECEX Cir. № 25 GNO (NGW) steel originating in Germany announced the new deadline for the final ruling of dumping investigation. The opportunity to request administrative reconsideration. In the Federal Register notice on April 1, 2019, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced that it would receive requests for various Administrative review of anti-dumping (AD) and countervailing duties (CVD) orders and investigation results, and an anniversary date in April: AD/CVD litigation-country/commodity case number. Anti-dumping tax litigation during the period Argentina: Biodiesel A–357–820 10/31/ 17–3/31/19 Indonesia: Biodiesel A–560–830 10/31/17–3/31/19 South Korea: Phosphor bronze A– 580–885 4/1/18–3/31/19 China: 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane A–570–044 4/1/18–3/31/19 activated carbon A–570–904 4/1/18–3/31/19 Aluminum foil A –570–053 11/2/17–3/31/19 Drawn stainless steel sink A–570–983 4/1/18–3/31/19 Magnesium metal A–570–896 4/1/18–3/ 31/19 Non-forgeable cast iron pipe fittings A–570–875 4/1/18–3/31/19 Stainless steel plate a nd Steel strip A–570–042 4/1/ 18–3/31/19 Steel threaded rod A–570–932 4/1/18–3/31/19 Countervailing duty procedure China PR: Aluminum Foil C–570–054 8/14/17–12/31/18 Drawn stainless steel sink C–570–984 1/1/18–12/31/18 Stainless steel plate and strip C–570–043 1/1/18–12 /31/18 Suspension agreement No Baker McKenzie international trade compliance Update | May 2019 8465028-v6\WASDMS 136 Request for review In the Federal Register notice on April 1, 2019, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced that it had received timely requests for various anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders and January The results of the survey on the anniversary date are subject to administrative review. Please refer to the actual notice of the company applying for review: AD/CVD litigation-anti-dumping tax litigation during the country/commodity case number Thailand: Prestressed Concrete Strand A–549–820 1/1/18–12/31/ 18 China: Hardwood plywood products A–570–051 6/23/17–12/31/18 Multilayer wood flooring A–570–970 12/1/17–11/30/18 Some boxed pencils A–570 –827 12/1 /17–11/30/18 Potassium permanganate A–570–001 1/1/18–12/31/18 Wooden bedroom furniture A–570–890 1/1/18–12/ 31/18 Countervailing duty procedures Argentina: Biodiesel C–357–821 8/28/17–12/31/18 Indonesia: Biodiesel C–560–831 8/28/17–12/31/18 China: Hardwood Plywood Products C–570–052 4 /25/18-12/31/18 Tool Boxes and Cabinets C–570–057 9/15/18–12/31/18 Suspension Agreement No Start Sunset Review on April 1, 2019 On the same day, the U.S. Federal Register notified the Department of Commerce that it is automatically launching a five-year ("sunset") review of the listed anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders. AD/CVD DOC Case No. ITC Case No. National Commodity A–570–935 731–TA–1149 China Round Welding Quality Carbon Steel Production Line (Second) C–570–936 701–TA-455 China Round Welding Quality Carbon Steel production line (2nd) A–570–848 731–TA–752 Chinese freshwater crayfish tail meat (4th audit) A–588–869 731–TA–1206 Japanese diffusion annealing nickel-plated flat rolled steel products (1st audit) ) Sunset Advance Review In the Federal Register notice in April 2019, the U.S. Department of Commerce recommended that the following cases be reviewed in May 2019 for a period of five years ("sunset"). AD/CVD proceedings-commodity/country case number. Anti-dumping duties China A-570-914 of light-walled rectangular tubes and tubes (second review) China A-570-990 prestressed concrete sleeper line (first review) China A-570-929 small diameter pattern electrode (Second review)) Light-walled rectangular pipe and tube A–201–836 from Mexico (Second review) Prestressed concrete steel sleeper line ico A–201–843 from Mexico (First review) from South Korea Light-walled rectangular pipes A–580–859 (2nd review) Light-walled rectangular pipes and pipes from Turkey A–489–815 (2nd review) Anti-subsidy tax lawsuits from China Light-walled rectangular pipes and pipe C –570–915 (Second Review) Editor, International Trade Compliance Update Stuart P. Seidel Washington, DC 1 202 452 7088 [email protection] This may meet the requirements of "lawyer advertisement" and requires notification in certain jurisdictions . The previous results do not guarantee similar results. 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