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September 2026: CPO Reference Price Up, Cocoa Beans and Pine Resin HPE Rise, Leather Products Steady, Wood Products Vary

Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade set the September 2026 reference price for crude palm oil (CPO) at USD 1,007.51/MT, up 1.10% from August, which determines the applicable export duty and CPO Fund levy. Reference export prices (HPE) for cocoa beans and pine resin also increased, while leather product HPE remained unchanged and wood product HPE varied.

#Commodities #Export Controls #Tariffs

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Modalities for Application and Allocation of Balance Quantity under TRQ Scheme for Import of 1 Million MT of Raw Sugar

India’s DGFT has issued guidelines for the application and allocation of the remaining balance quantity under a Tariff Rate Quota (TRQ) scheme permitting import of up to 1 million metric tonnes of raw sugar. The notice specifies procedural modalities for importers to apply for quota allocation. This is a direct customs and market access measure […]

#Commodities #Customs #Market Access #Tariffs

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Indonesia Tightens Halal Certification Controls on Imported Products

Indonesia is strengthening controls on halal certification requirements for imported products. This measure introduces stricter regulatory oversight affecting market access for foreign exporters seeking to sell into Indonesia. The policy constitutes a non-tariff measure with significant implications for trade flows into the Indonesian market.

#Market Access

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Commission Sets Evidence Requirements for Steel ‘Melt and Pour’ Country of Origin Under EU Steel Regulation

The European Commission adopted an implementing act specifying what evidence importers must provide to prove the country of ‘melt and pour’ for steel products subject to the EU Steel Regulation. This measure directly governs origin determination for steel imports into the EU, affecting customs and market access procedures.

#Customs #Market Access #Remedies

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India–Chile CEPA Negotiations Advance; Commerce Secretary Meets Chilean Vice-Minister

India and Chile held ministerial-level talks to advance negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal met Chilean Vice-Minister Paula Estévez Weinstein to discuss progress on the agreement. The meeting represents a named bilateral trade dialogue with a specific FTA negotiation outcome.

#Fta

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5 Days Left for Brazil’s MDIC Public Consultation on Sustainable Products in Mercosur-EU Agreement

Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, and Trade (MDIC) is holding a public consultation open until September 2, inviting businesses, academia, and civil society to identify products and supply chains that could receive additional trade benefits in the European market under the Mercosur-EU agreement. The consultation relates to a sustainability-linked annex or list within the Mercosur-EU […]

#Fta #Market Access #Sustainability

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