"Unpacking" CBAM

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Overview

In the record of the webinar "Unpacking" CBAM – the EU‘s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, the speakers "unpack" one of the many aspects of the topic - the roles of the various CBAM-related persons, with a focus on the importer and his communication with third country suppliers. The topics:

The role of the person responsible for CBAM in the importing company;
Setting up communication with suppliers;
The ways to get answers to your legislation-related questions.

Please find the slides in the resources section.

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Publication date: October 27, 2023
Unlock duration: 2 months
Prepared by: Arne Mielken , Enrika Naujokė CEO, CustomsClear
Video duration: 01h 03min 56sec
Languages: English
Type: Web/Seminar recording
Topic: sustainability
Tag: climate-friendly goods
Market: EU - European Union Global

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