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In this video, Dr Anna Jerzewska talks about the practical implications of the new Pan-Euro-Med (PEM) rules entering into force in January 2025. The video provides a brief overview of what companies should do to prepare for the upcoming changes depending on their current use of PEM preferences. 

For more in-depth coverage of the background leading to the changes and how it will affect supply chains, please read an accompanying article: https://www.customsclearance.net/en/articles/six-months-until-new-pem-rules-of-origin-enter-into-force

For official EU guidance on the PEM rules please see: https://taxation-customs.ec.europa.eu/customs-4/international-affairs/pan-euro-mediterranean-cumulation-and-pem-convention_en

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