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The EU Commission has issued a factsheet shedding light on the relationship between Incoterms and EU sanctions compliance. It makes clear that the Incoterms “Ex Works” rule—which shifts responsibility and risk to the importer/buyer from the moment of collecting the goods—does not exempt EU-based exporters or sellers from their legal obligations under EU sanctions law. The Commission underscores that adherence to EU sanctions is mandatory for all individuals and entities under EU jurisdiction, regardless of…

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On November 12, 2024, as part of our 2024 Global Year-End Review of Import/Export & Trade Compliance Developments Conference, Baker McKenzie hosted an in-person fireside chat with Kyle Sullivan, Vice President of Business Advisory Services at the US-China Business Council (“USCBC”). In the discussion with Baker McKenzie’s Senior Counsel, John McKenzie, Mr. Sullivan discussed the changing commercial and business environment for US and multinational companies doing business in China. The key takeaways are summarized below:

To offer a consolidated faculty of speakers across the globe that will deliver cutting-edge insights and guidance virtually on key global compliance, investigations and ethics trends, our Annual Mid-Year Trade Compliance sessions are now part of our Annual Compliance Conference that will be taking place virtually from 30 April – 6 June this year (with a vacation break during the week commencing 27 May). With 14 virtual sessions across five weeks, we want to…