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India DGFT Invites Comments on Amendment to Non-Preferential Rules of Origin (HBP Para 2.93)

India’s DGFT is soliciting public comments on a proposed amendment to Para 2.93 of the Handbook of Procedures 2023, which governs non-preferential rules of origin. The notice invites trade stakeholders to submit suggestions on the proposed changes. Non-preferential rules of origin determine the nationality of goods for trade policy purposes including tariffs and trade remedies.

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Extension of questionnaire response deadline for domestic producers and importers in anti-dumping investigation on prestressed steel strands from China

Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade has extended the deadline for domestic producers and importers to submit questionnaire responses in the anti-dumping investigation targeting certain prestressed steel strand products originating from China. The extension applies to both domestic industry respondents and importers involved in the case.

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Commission presents landmark India trade deal to Council for signature

The European Commission has submitted proposals to the Council for signature and conclusion of the EU-India Free Trade Agreement, seeking formal authorisation to proceed. This marks a significant milestone in EU-India trade relations. The FTA would be a major bilateral agreement between two of the world’s largest economies.

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E-Commerce Law 2025 and Decree 248: Compliance Guide for Businesses

Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade issued guidance on the 2025 E-Commerce Law and implementing Decree 248, outlining compliance requirements for businesses operating in the digital marketplace. The guidance covers regulatory obligations for e-commerce platforms and cross-border digital trade. This represents a named legislative measure with direct implications for digital trade policy.

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EU Welcomes Cambodia to WTO MPIA Appeal Arrangement

Cambodia has joined the Multi-party Interim Appeal Arbitration Arrangement (MPIA), a WTO dispute settlement mechanism used as an alternative to the non-functional Appellate Body. The EU welcomed Cambodia’s accession to the arrangement, which supports rules-based multilateral trade dispute resolution.

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