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Lack of harmonisation of customs sanctions: Italian case

Lack of harmonisation of customs sanctions: Italian case

Barbara Bonafini
Barbara Bonafini
18 Nov 2025

This presentation examines the lack of harmonisation of customs sanctions across the EU, with a detailed look at the Italian legal framework, and is directly relevant to customs and trade compliance professionals operating across member states with divergent enforcement regimes. Topics covered: Divergence between EU member states in sanctioning customs...

Sanctions
Non-preferential origin and EU sanctions on Russia

Non-preferential origin and EU sanctions on Russia

Christelle Dubouchet
Christelle Dubouchet
17 Aug 2025

In this short presentation, Christelle Dubouchet, Global Senior Legal Counsel at SITA, explains how EU sanctions against Russia intersect with the rules of non-preferential origin, focusing on the iron and steel sector. Topics covered: Regulation (EU) No 833/2014 and the EU's restrictive measures against Russia How non-preferential origin rules interact...

Origin
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Managing risk - forced labour, sanctions and deforestation

Managing risk - forced labour, sanctions and deforestation

Anthony Buckley
Anthony Buckley
01 Dec 2024

Anthony Buckley (Anthony Buckley Consulting Ltd.) examines how customs agents, representatives and other supply-chain operators can manage growing exposure to liability under three EU regulatory regimes: deforestation, forced labour and Russia/Belarus sanctions — all relevant for compliance professionals assessing where their responsibility begins and ends. Topics covered: The EU concept...

Sustainability
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International sanctions: the scope and impact in Europe in relation to trade in goods

International sanctions: the scope and impact in Europe in relation to trade in goods

Customs Knowledge Institute
Customs Knowledge Institute
17 Oct 2023

A CKI podcast panel discussion on how international sanctions are reshaping trade compliance across Europe, with practical national-level detail from Lithuania, Germany and the UK — essential viewing for customs and trade compliance professionals managing sanctions exposure. Topics covered: Whether the application of sanctions controls is consistent across EU member...

Sanctions
EU Export Control & Sanctions: Updates

EU Export Control & Sanctions: Updates

Annette Reiser
Annette Reiser
01 Sep 2023

The 11th EU sanctions package against Russia and Belarus, combined with fast-moving national controls in individual member states, creates real compliance challenges for anyone trading goods that could be exported to or via sanctioned countries. This webinar is aimed at all supply-chain professionals who are, or may be, directly or...

Sanctions
Critical drive & automation products subject to export control

Critical drive & automation products subject to export control

Armin Belle
Armin Belle
01 Jun 2023

Export control is not just a legal-department concern: it directly affects engineers and trade compliance professionals working with drive and automation products, especially as EU sanctions on Russia and Belarus continue to expand. Topics covered: The four subsectors of export control (goods-specific, consignee-specific, application-specific and country-specific), and why all four...

Digitalisation
Sanctions
What is the design behind export controls and sanctions?

What is the design behind export controls and sanctions?

Annette Reiser
Annette Reiser
26 Jan 2023

Political decisions can suddenly disrupt supply chains, but there is a design behind export controls and sanctions — understanding that design helps customs and trade compliance professionals prepare for the unexpected and manage its impact. Topics covered: The EU principle of freedom of foreign trade and why restrictions always require...

Sanctions
What might be the consequences of non-authorised export?

What might be the consequences of non-authorised export?

Enrika Naujokė
Enrika Naujokė
18 Sep 2022

This short case study looks at what can happen when a non-authorised export of dual-use goods to Russia is discovered — relevant for anyone handling export controls, sanctions compliance, or dual-use goods classification. Topics covered: EU restrictive measures (sanctions) against Russia under Council Regulation (EU) No 833/2014, and the prohibition...

Sanctions
Introduction to export controls – What is it? Why? When? How?

Introduction to export controls – What is it? Why? When? How?

Bertrand Rager
Bertrand Rager
09 Jun 2022

Are you transferring software or technology overseas? Do you know that an export licence may be required? Or that an export could even take place in your own country? Watch the video on a practical situation in a company and learn more about the tangible and intangible export of software...

Sanctions
Customs and Export Control Specialist: How to ensure compliance in the “disaster area”?

Customs and Export Control Specialist: How to ensure compliance in the “disaster area”?

Gerhard Friese
Gerhard Friese
29 Sep 2021

A practical video lesson for customs professionals and managing directors on how to organise a company's international customs and export control compliance so it does not become a "disaster area" spread thinly across disconnected departments. Topics covered: Why customs-related responsibility cuts across many departments (purchase, production, trade, sale) Real-world compliance...

Sanctions